in the 1970s, the national organization for women expanded its goals by\nbacking a female candidate for the…

in the 1970s, the national organization for women expanded its goals by\nbacking a female candidate for the us presidency.\nhiring phyllis schlafly to promote cultural equality.\nsupporting the equal rights amendment.\ncalling for required government childcare centers.

in the 1970s, the national organization for women expanded its goals by\nbacking a female candidate for the us presidency.\nhiring phyllis schlafly to promote cultural equality.\nsupporting the equal rights amendment.\ncalling for required government childcare centers.

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The National Organization for Women (NOW) in the 1970s was actively involved in the women's rights movement. The Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) was a significant goal during that era. NOW supported the ERA which aimed for legal equality for women. Backing a female presidential candidate was not a main expansion of goals in the 1970s in the context of NOW's major efforts. Phyllis Schlafly was an opponent of the ERA and cultural equality was not the key expansion tied to NOW's 1970s goal expansion in the way the ERA was. Calling for required government childcare centers was not the most prominent goal - expansion compared to the ERA support.

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supporting the Equal Rights Amendment.