Which piece of evidence explains what caused the "problem that has no name"?
A
In the 1950s and 1960s, though, the women's
movement began to revive after women's
rights activist and writer Betty Friedan pointed
to the "problem that has no name."
B
Many women felt frustrated after giving up
intellectual and professional dreams to stay at
home and only focus on raising children.
C
With "women's liberation" in the 1960s,
interest in women's issues and women's
history blossomed.
D
By the 1970s, there was a growing sense by
many women that history as taught in school
- and especially in grade school and high
school was incomplete.
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