Question

select all that apply.
which three structural issues did the second wave of the womens movement work to address?
□ financial barriers such as obtaining loans
□ barriers to employment such as ads saying only men could apply
□ the right to vote
□ reproductive issues, such as the right to an abortion
□ the freedom to organize into a labor union
□ the ability to marry the same gender

Explanation:

The second wave of the Women's Movement (roughly 1960s-1980s) focused on structural inequalities beyond suffrage. The right to vote was a goal of the first wave, same-gender marriage advocacy became prominent later, and labor union organizing rights were not a core structural focus of this wave. The key structural issues addressed included financial barriers, employment discrimination, and reproductive rights.

Answer:

• financial barriers such as obtaining loans
• barriers to employment such as ads saying only men could apply
• reproductive issues, such as the right to an abortion