The year 1969 is important for the beginning of Gay Liberation, a movement that started in the US with the:AStonewall RiotsBPussy Cat RiotsCStoney RiotsDFreedom Riots

What event in 1969 sparked the Gay Rights Movement and urged homosexuals to be open about their identity?*1 pointa. Stonewall Riotb. Greenwich Village Paradec. Pride Paraded. Gay Rights Rally

According to the podcast "Anita Bryant's War on Gay Rights," historian Lillian Faderman sees the protests after the Dade County vote as a turning point in American history for WHICH ONE of the following reasons?Group of answer choicesIt made gay and lesbian Americans realize that they had to be political and learn to fight homophobiaIt made gay and lesbian Americans more inclined to stay in the closet and hide their identitiesIt convinced gay and lesbian Americans that change could only come through the courts rather than through votingIt showed gay and lesbian Americans that gay rights could only be won in states on the East and West Coasts

According to the podcast "Anita Bryant's War on Gay Rights," during 1977 the gay rights movement would have been associated with all of the following EXCEPT Group of answer choicesGay rights rights advocates began pressing the United States Congress for a law that made same-sex marriage legalGay communities throughout the nation held fundraisers for the Dade County gay rights campaignGay rights advocates viewed the vote in Miami as something like a national referendum on homosexualityPrior to the campaign in Miami, gay rights advocates sensed the movement was slowing down and that gay Americans had become politically apathetic

The demonstrations of the gay community that started in Toronto in 1981 were originated by:Athe killing of a homosexual coupleBthe bathhouse raids conducted by Toronto policeCthe beating of a group of gay friendsDthe criminalization of homosexuality in Canada

Which item, below, is NOT a trend of the 1970s?Group of answer choicesSuccessful policies began for racial and gender equalityProsperity for the Middle ClassesMusicians and artists became activists for social causesThe Draft was repealed