Question

what significant social movements were prevalent during the 1970s? the promotion of socialist ideologies the aftermath of the civil rights movement the resurgence of conservative coalitions

Explanation:

The civil rights movement in the US had significant impacts in the 1960s, and its aftermath carried into the 1970s. Social movements related to its aftermath, like continued efforts for equality in various aspects (employment, housing, etc.) that built on the momentum of the civil rights era, were prevalent. Socialist ideologies promotion was not a major widespread social movement in the mainstream US context in the 1970s in the sense of mass - based social movements. The resurgence of conservative coalitions (like the New Right) was more of a political realignment and organizing that gained strength later in the late 1970s and 1980s rather than being a dominant social movement in the earlier and mid - 1970s compared to the civil rights aftermath efforts.

Answer:

the aftermath of the civil rights movement