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Helen Clark

29 July, 14:28

1. Which factor contributed most to Congress's failure to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment?

o

A powerful anti-women's-rights movement fought ratification.

O

Only one state ratified the amendment.

There was backlash against President Carter, who supported the ERA.

O

The public became more interested in the ERA as time went on.

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