How successful were the Religious Right in achieving their aims 1981 to 1992? Flashcards

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P1
P2
P2

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YES- ABORTION
NO- HOMOSEXUALITY/ aids
NO- DRUG USE

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P1 EVIDENCE

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RR ACTIONS -key individuals in the campaign against abortion- Phyllis Schlafly, Beverley LaHaye, and Operation Rescue

Response to campaigns fro Bush and Reagan

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who was Phyllis Schlafly?

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a Catholic Republican
supporter from the state of Illinois.

‘Sweetheart of the Silent Majority’,

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Schafly led a campaign against what and who did she have support from

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Roe vs Wade decision, with the support of the Roman Catholic Church.

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what success happened as a result of schalfyys activity and how many supporters?

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National Right to Life Committee

1980- 11 million supporters from a wide variety of religious denominations.

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6
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traditional values were also supported by who

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conservative Protestants.

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who formed the Concerned Women for America (CWA) and women?

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1979, Beverley LaHaye,wife of a

Baptist minister from San Diego, southern California,

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what did the cwa oppose ?

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abortion

-fault divorce laws.

Equal
Rights Amendment (ERA)
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9
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both Schlafly and LaHaye regarded what anti-family.

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Equal
Rights Amendment (ERA)
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by the mind 1980’s the CWA had how many members

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500,000

larger than the National Organization of Women, the foremost
force in the women’s movement.

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operation rescue was inspired by what

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civil rights movement

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when was operation rescue?

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1987

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13
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who joined the the militant organisation Operation Rescue.?

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anti-abortion

activists

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14
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what was the slogan of operation rescue?

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‘If you believe abortion is murder,

act like its murder.’

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what did operation rescue set up across the nation?

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Regional branches were set up across the nation.

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16
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were operation resuce peaceful?

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initially peaceful-peaceful sit-ins to block access to abortion clinics- ny

illegal activities such as trespassing

17
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when did operation rescue gain nationwide attention?

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during the 1988 Democratic National Convention in Atlanta, Georgia,

18
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during 1988-9 how many operation rescue members were arrested and jailed

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50,000

19
Q

what was regans response to the abortion campaigns?

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persuaded congress

outlaw Medicare and Medicaid-funded abortions for poor women.

chasity clinincs = avoid sex

20
Q

Bush changed his stance on what during what elcetion

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abortion

1988

21
Q

Bush had previusly been pro what

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pro choice

now- ‘abortion is murder’.

22
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what from who resulted in Supreme Court rulings that hindered abortions?

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Reagan’s judicial appointments had a long term impact

Webster v Reproductive Services of Missouri (1989),

23
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who was appointed by regan who said ‘Nothing in the Constitution requires states to enter or remain in the business of performing abortions?

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Chief Justice Rehnquist

24
Q

how many states denied women access to public abortion facilites?

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3

25
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P2 evidence

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s opposition to homosexuality was fuelled by the rise of AIDS- ‘gay plague’

1.