Answer:
The Women's Movement for Equal Rights was influenced by the Civil Rights Movement.
Explanation:
The Women's Movement for Equal Rights, also known as Second-wave Feminism, developed in the United States during the 1960s and 1970s, when women began to claim for an equality of rights between men and women, mostly in labor, family rights and duties, and sexuality. This movement was inspired by the triumph of African Americans with their Civil Rights Movement, and sought, through the same non-violent methods, to draw the attention of society and politicians to the problems and inequalities that women suffered in those times: economic and social inequality between men and women.
