Landmark Legislation in Women's Rights Movement

The Women's Rights Movement of the 1960s and 1970s played a critical role in shaping modern American society. One of the landmark legal achievements that emerged from this movement was the establishment of a federal mandate aimed at eliminating gender discrimination in education. Understanding the implications of this law helps provide context for subsequent debates about gender equality. Which of the following pieces of legislation was pivotal in advancing women's rights in educational settings during this period?