The correct answer is increased attention for issues involving women's health, violence against women, and divorce.
The efforts of feminist activists in the 1960s and 1970s led most directly to an increased attention for issues involving women's health, violence against women, and divorce.
The emerging of the women's liberation movement or WLM at the end of the 1960s and 1970s represented a the strengthening of women rights. The result of this feminist activism led to important political, cultural and societal changes not only in the United States. The feminist efforts were directed to the improvement of economic and social freedom for the women in order to progress as a society.
The feminist efforts also demanded the elimination of sexual discrimination against women in the workplace and the respect for human rights.