Question

question 1-24
this excerpt is from betty friedans the feminine mystique (1963)
each suburban wife struggled with it alone. over and over women told themselves. there isnt any problem. there isnt any problem at all.
— betty friedan, the feminine mystique, 1963
what was one effect of betty friedans book on american society in the 1960s?
○ women were immediately granted the right to vote in federal elections
○ women lost access to higher education and career training
○ women were required to take part in military service during wartime.
○ women began to challenge traditional roles and seek greater opportunities

Explanation:

Betty Friedan's The Feminine Mystique exposed the unhappiness of suburban women confined to traditional domestic roles, sparking second-wave feminism. The 19th Amendment (1920) already granted women federal voting rights, so the first option is incorrect. The book did not restrict women's education/career access or impose mandatory military service; instead, it encouraged women to question domestic norms and pursue broader opportunities.

Answer:

Women began to challenge traditional roles and seek greater opportunities