A.   no

B.   yes

A.   A term that refers to hiding one's sexual preference.

B.   A worldview or ideology that assumes and promotes heterosexuality as the preferred sexual orientation and expression.

C.   A term that describes when an individual's gender assigned at birth aligns with their gender identity and gender expression.

D.   Refers to the clothing, characteristics, traits, and behaviors culturally associated with masculinity and femininity.

A.   Theory that our knowledge of gender, race, and class, sexuality, ethnicity, body size, ability, religion, and nationality are tied to social processes and therefore constantly being created and recreated by human beings within specific cultural contexts.

B.   A worldview or ideology that assumes and promotes heterosexuality as the preferred sexual orientation and expression.

C.   A general fear or dislike of homosexuals and homosexuality as a culture.

D.   A term that discusses the interlocking systems of opression of gender, race, class, sexuality, age, ability, etc. that shape people's experience and access to power.

A.   A term that describes individuals who are not sexually attracted to others or are not interested in sex.

B.   Describes a person who is attracted to both men and women.

C.   An umbrella term that describes peoples whose gender identity and/or gender expression differs from the gender they were assigned at birth.

D.   A term that describes when an individual's gender assigned at birth aligns with their gender identity and gender expression.

A.   A term that refers to hiding one's sexual preference.

B.   A term that describes when an individual's gender assigned at birth aligns with their gender identity and gender expression.

C.   People who are born with physical sex markers that are neither male or female.

D.   An umbrella term that describes peoples whose gender identity and/or gender expression differs from the gender they were assigned at birth.

A.   A term that describes individuals who are not sexually attracted to others or are not interested in sex.

B.   An umbrella term that describes peoples whose gender identity and/or gender expression differs from the gender they were assigned at birth.

C.   People who are born with physical sex markers that are neither male or female.

D.   A term that describes when an individual's gender assigned at birth aligns with their gender identity and gender expression.

A.   An umbrella term that describes peoples whose gender identity and/or gender expression differs from the gender they were assigned at birth.

B.   Describes a person who is attracted to both men and women.

C.   A term that refers to hiding one's sexual preference.

D.   A term that describes when an individual's gender assigned at birth aligns with their gender identity and gender expression.

A.   Describes a person who is attracted to both men and women.

B.   People who are born with physical sex markers that are neither male or female.

C.   A term that refers to hiding one's sexual preference.

D.   A term that discusses the interlocking systems of opression of gender, race, class, sexuality, age, ability, etc. that shape people's experience and access to power.

A.   A general fear or dislike of homosexuals and homosexuality as a culture.

B.   Theory that our knowledge of gender, race, and class, sexuality, ethnicity, body size, ability, religion, and nationality are tied to social processes and therefore constantly being created and recreated by human beings within specific cultural contexts.

C.   A general fear or dislike of of individuals who do not conform to dominant gender categories.

D.   A worldview or ideology that assumes and promotes heterosexuality as the preferred sexual orientation and expression.

A.   A term that describes when an individual's gender assigned at birth aligns with their gender identity and gender expression.

B.   A term that refers to hiding one's sexual preference.

C.   A term that describes individuals who are not sexually attracted to others or are not interested in sex.

D.   A term that discusses the interlocking systems of opression of gender, race, class, sexuality, age, ability, etc. that shape people's experience and access to power.

A.   A term that describes individuals who are not sexually attracted to others or are not interested in sex.

B.   Theory that our knowledge of gender, race, and class, sexuality, ethnicity, body size, ability, religion, and nationality are tied to social processes and therefore constantly being created and recreated by human beings within specific cultural contexts.

C.   A worldview or ideology that assumes and promotes heterosexuality as the preferred sexual orientation and expression.

D.   The gender assigned to children and used to socialize them into boy/man and girl/woman.

A.   A term that describes individuals who are not sexually attracted to others or are not interested in sex.

B.   The gender assigned to children and used to socialize them into boy/man and girl/woman.

C.   A general fear or dislike of of individuals who do not conform to dominant gender categories.

D.   A general fear or dislike of homosexuals and homosexuality as a culture.

A.   A worldview or ideology that assumes and promotes heterosexuality as the preferred sexual orientation and expression.

B.   A general fear or dislike of of individuals who do not conform to dominant gender categories.

C.   The gender assigned to children and used to socialize them into boy/man and girl/woman.

D.   A general fear or dislike of homosexuals and homosexuality as a culture.

A.   A worldview or ideology that assumes and promotes heterosexuality as the preferred sexual orientation and expression.

B.   A general fear or dislike of of individuals who do not conform to dominant gender categories.

C.   The gender assigned to children and used to socialize them into boy/man and girl/woman.

D.   A general fear or dislike of homosexuals and homosexuality as a culture.

A.   Human Rights

B.   Black Panthers Movement 

C.   Black Nationalism

D.   Civil Rights Movement 

A.   True

B.   False

A.   Negative

B.   Positive

A.   The Communist Manifesto 

B.   Declaration of Independence

C.   The Blueprint vol. 2

D.   The U.S. Constitution 

A.   Elizabeth Caddy Stanton 

B.   Lucy Stone 

C.   Mary Church Terrell 

D.   Elenaor Roosevelt

A.   Estelle Friedman

B.   Lucretia Mott

C.   Elizabeth Caddy Stanton 

D.   Lucy Stone 

E.   Sorjoruner Truth

A.   Margaret Sanger 

B.   Simone Beauvoir 

C.   Emma Goldman 

D.   Betty Friedman 

A.   True

B.   False

A.   yes

B.   no