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| In 1972, the EPA gained further responsibilities when Congress enacted the _______ to regulate the discharge of industrial and municipal wastewater. | |
| Mexican Americans | |
| Self-government, with respect to local matters. | |
| Group of young Americans in the 1960s who rejected conventional customs and mainstream culture | |
| The fears of those who criticized Woodstock came true at the festival held at this Speedway in California on December 6, 1969. | |
| Person whose family origins are in Spanish-speaking Latin America | |
| 1969 music festival in upstate New York. | |
| Organization formed in 1966 to promote the full participation of women in American society. | |
| Union created by César Chávez to organize Mexican field hands in the West. | |
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| Organization formed in 1968 to help Native Americans. | |
| Government organization formed in 1974 to oversee the civilian uses of nuclear materials. | |
| Person who works long hours for low wages, moving from farm to farm, often from state to state, to provide the labor needed to plant, cultivate, and harvest crops. | |
| Organization of Japanese Americans working to promote the rights of Asian Americans. | |
| The theory of political, economic, and social equality of men and women. | |
| Government organization formed in 1970 to set and enforce national pollution-control standards. | |
| Designed to control the pollution caused by industries and car emissions. | |
| Proposed constitutional amendment, never ratified, to prohibit discrimination on account of sex. | |
| 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion. | |
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