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What does the Lucretia Mott amendment later became known as?
What does the Lucretia Mott amendment later became known as?
- Feminist Rights Act
- Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) (correct)
- Women's Suffrage Amendment
- Gender Equality Provision
According to early liberal feminists, why should women have the same rights and opportunities as men?
According to early liberal feminists, why should women have the same rights and opportunities as men?
- Because men and women are fundamentally the same intellectually and morally (correct)
- Because women should always be prioritized over men
- Because women are morally superior to men
- Because men and women are fundamentally different
What is a criticism of early liberal feminism regarding equal rights and opportunities for women?
What is a criticism of early liberal feminism regarding equal rights and opportunities for women?
- They believed women should not have rights
- They advocated for separate spheres for men and women
- They did not consider how women would balance home responsibilities with equal opportunities (correct)
- They ignored the importance of reason in obtaining knowledge
What must be resolved before the Equal Rights Amendment can be certified as part of the Constitution?
What must be resolved before the Equal Rights Amendment can be certified as part of the Constitution?
What were early cultural feminists critical of in terms of established institutions?
What were early cultural feminists critical of in terms of established institutions?
Why did early liberal feminists believe in the importance of reason?
Why did early liberal feminists believe in the importance of reason?
What is one of the main beliefs of early cultural feminists according to the text?
What is one of the main beliefs of early cultural feminists according to the text?
Which early feminist thinker advocated for a positive, nurturing society in a woman-centered world?
Which early feminist thinker advocated for a positive, nurturing society in a woman-centered world?
What was a critique of religion by Matilda Joslyn Gage regarding women's oppression?
What was a critique of religion by Matilda Joslyn Gage regarding women's oppression?
What did Stanton believe was the main source of women's subjugation?
What did Stanton believe was the main source of women's subjugation?
Which theory was used to justify inequality and exploitation, implying that dominant groups deserved their position according to the text?
Which theory was used to justify inequality and exploitation, implying that dominant groups deserved their position according to the text?
How did early cultural feminists view the world when women had ruled, based on the text?
How did early cultural feminists view the world when women had ruled, based on the text?
What was the stance of a large segment of the Women's Rights Movement towards the amendments proposed by the federal government?
What was the stance of a large segment of the Women's Rights Movement towards the amendments proposed by the federal government?
According to the beliefs of early liberal feminists, what was considered a woman's proper sphere?
According to the beliefs of early liberal feminists, what was considered a woman's proper sphere?
What argument did traditional views often use to justify women's exclusion from voting?
What argument did traditional views often use to justify women's exclusion from voting?
What was a common belief held by early liberal feminists about women's entry into the public world of politics?
What was a common belief held by early liberal feminists about women's entry into the public world of politics?
What challenge did the Equal Rights Amendment face after its introduction into Congress in 1923?
What challenge did the Equal Rights Amendment face after its introduction into Congress in 1923?
How did the split within the Women's Rights Movement affect their energy towards getting the vote for women?
How did the split within the Women's Rights Movement affect their energy towards getting the vote for women?
What was a major challenge faced by the Equal Rights Amendment?
What was a major challenge faced by the Equal Rights Amendment?
In early liberal feminism, why did feminists believe that women should have equal rights and opportunities?
In early liberal feminism, why did feminists believe that women should have equal rights and opportunities?
What was a criticism of early liberal feminists regarding women's rights and opportunities?
What was a criticism of early liberal feminists regarding women's rights and opportunities?
What was the main idea behind early liberal feminism's belief in equal rights for women?
What was the main idea behind early liberal feminism's belief in equal rights for women?
What did early cultural feminists criticize mainly?
What did early cultural feminists criticize mainly?
Why did early cultural feminists criticize institutions like marriage and the home?
Why did early cultural feminists criticize institutions like marriage and the home?
What was a key belief underlying liberal democratic theory and the natural rights doctrine?
What was a key belief underlying liberal democratic theory and the natural rights doctrine?
What was a significant challenge faced by the Equal Rights Amendment in the United States?
What was a significant challenge faced by the Equal Rights Amendment in the United States?
Why were women not included in the natural rights doctrine as put into practice by male theorists and politicians?
Why were women not included in the natural rights doctrine as put into practice by male theorists and politicians?
In early liberal feminist beliefs, what was considered a necessary qualification for individuals to have natural rights?
In early liberal feminist beliefs, what was considered a necessary qualification for individuals to have natural rights?
What was a core aspect of the main beliefs of liberal feminism regarding the rights of individuals?
What was a core aspect of the main beliefs of liberal feminism regarding the rights of individuals?
What did early cultural feminists believe had been dominant when women had ruled?
What did early cultural feminists believe had been dominant when women had ruled?
According to early liberal feminists, what was considered the main source of women's subjugation?
According to early liberal feminists, what was considered the main source of women's subjugation?
What was the main focus of Stanton's critique of religion by 1890?
What was the main focus of Stanton's critique of religion by 1890?
What did early cultural feminists criticize as a product of the patriarchate?
What did early cultural feminists criticize as a product of the patriarchate?
Why did early liberal feminists suggest that legal changes alone would not give women equality?
Why did early liberal feminists suggest that legal changes alone would not give women equality?
What theory was used to justify inequality and exploitation, implying that dominant groups deserved to be dominant?
What theory was used to justify inequality and exploitation, implying that dominant groups deserved to be dominant?
What was a criticism faced by early liberal feminists regarding their belief in equal rights and opportunities for women?
What was a criticism faced by early liberal feminists regarding their belief in equal rights and opportunities for women?
What is a core aspect of the main beliefs of early liberal feminism regarding the rights of individuals?
What is a core aspect of the main beliefs of early liberal feminism regarding the rights of individuals?
Why was the Equal Rights Amendment still not part of the U.S. Constitution as of 2020-2021?
Why was the Equal Rights Amendment still not part of the U.S. Constitution as of 2020-2021?
What was a major challenge faced by the Equal Rights Amendment in the United States?
What was a major challenge faced by the Equal Rights Amendment in the United States?
Why did early liberal feminists believe women should have equal rights and opportunities?
Why did early liberal feminists believe women should have equal rights and opportunities?
What was a key belief of the group within the Women's Rights Movement that did not support the amendments giving black men, but no women, the right to vote?
What was a key belief of the group within the Women's Rights Movement that did not support the amendments giving black men, but no women, the right to vote?
What was a significant aspect of the beliefs of early liberal feminists regarding voting and political corruption?
What was a significant aspect of the beliefs of early liberal feminists regarding voting and political corruption?
How did the split within the Women's Rights Movement affect the group focusing on getting the vote for women?
How did the split within the Women's Rights Movement affect the group focusing on getting the vote for women?
What challenge did the Equal Rights Amendment face after it was introduced into Congress in 1923?
What challenge did the Equal Rights Amendment face after it was introduced into Congress in 1923?
Why did a large segment of the Women's Rights Movement not support the amendments proposed by the federal government?
Why did a large segment of the Women's Rights Movement not support the amendments proposed by the federal government?
What was a significant criticism of early liberal feminism in terms of achieving gender equality?
What was a significant criticism of early liberal feminism in terms of achieving gender equality?
What set early cultural feminists apart from traditional views regarding women's roles in society?
What set early cultural feminists apart from traditional views regarding women's roles in society?
What was a key challenge faced by the Equal Rights Amendment in the United States?
What was a key challenge faced by the Equal Rights Amendment in the United States?
How did early liberal feminists differ from traditional views in terms of justifying women's subjugation?
How did early liberal feminists differ from traditional views in terms of justifying women's subjugation?
What was a core belief underlying early liberal feminism regarding the achievement of gender equality?
What was a core belief underlying early liberal feminism regarding the achievement of gender equality?
Why did the federal government refuse to include women in the right to vote during the Civil War?
Why did the federal government refuse to include women in the right to vote during the Civil War?
What led to the split between the Women's Rights Movement and the Abolitionist movement in the late 1800s?
What led to the split between the Women's Rights Movement and the Abolitionist movement in the late 1800s?
What was a major challenge faced by the Equal Rights Amendment in the United States?
What was a major challenge faced by the Equal Rights Amendment in the United States?
How did Elizabeth Cady Stanton contribute to the Women's Rights Movement after the Declaration of Sentiments?
How did Elizabeth Cady Stanton contribute to the Women's Rights Movement after the Declaration of Sentiments?
What was one of the reasons behind women being excluded from gaining voting rights during the Civil War?
What was one of the reasons behind women being excluded from gaining voting rights during the Civil War?
According to Frances Wright's interpretation of Utilitarianism, why did she believe keeping women ignorant and oppressed was unethical?
According to Frances Wright's interpretation of Utilitarianism, why did she believe keeping women ignorant and oppressed was unethical?
What was Sarah Grimke's critique concerning the family/domestic sphere in relation to women's suffering?
What was Sarah Grimke's critique concerning the family/domestic sphere in relation to women's suffering?
What was the primary focus of the Declaration of Sentiments presented at Seneca Falls in 1848?
What was the primary focus of the Declaration of Sentiments presented at Seneca Falls in 1848?
What major challenge did the Equal Rights Amendment face after its introduction into Congress in 1923?
What major challenge did the Equal Rights Amendment face after its introduction into Congress in 1923?
How did early liberal feminists view the concept of natural rights for women compared to traditional views?
How did early liberal feminists view the concept of natural rights for women compared to traditional views?
According to early liberal feminist thought, what was the main reason women were seen as emotional, irrational, and incompetent?
According to early liberal feminist thought, what was the main reason women were seen as emotional, irrational, and incompetent?
In early liberal feminist ideology, how did Mary Wollstonecraft view the moral and intellectual equality of men and women?
In early liberal feminist ideology, how did Mary Wollstonecraft view the moral and intellectual equality of men and women?
What did Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England (1765-69) assert about the legal status of a married woman?
What did Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England (1765-69) assert about the legal status of a married woman?
What fundamental principle did early liberal feminists like Mary Wollstonecraft advocate for regarding natural rights?
What fundamental principle did early liberal feminists like Mary Wollstonecraft advocate for regarding natural rights?
What was a key belief held by traditional views regarding the legal status of women within marriage?
What was a key belief held by traditional views regarding the legal status of women within marriage?
According to Charlotte Perkins Gilman, what was the impact of subjugating women on the natural progress of humanity and civilization?
According to Charlotte Perkins Gilman, what was the impact of subjugating women on the natural progress of humanity and civilization?
What does Charlotte Perkins Gilman suggest as a solution to eliminate women's economic dependence on men?
What does Charlotte Perkins Gilman suggest as a solution to eliminate women's economic dependence on men?
In what way did Charlotte Perkins Gilman criticize the traditional economic relation between sexes?
In what way did Charlotte Perkins Gilman criticize the traditional economic relation between sexes?
What was one of the proposed changes Charlotte Perkins Gilman suggested to improve the status of women?
What was one of the proposed changes Charlotte Perkins Gilman suggested to improve the status of women?
How did Charlotte Perkins Gilman view the energy of women being channeled into making themselves appealing to men?
How did Charlotte Perkins Gilman view the energy of women being channeled into making themselves appealing to men?
Why did Charlotte Perkins Gilman advocate for changes in the structure of the family?
Why did Charlotte Perkins Gilman advocate for changes in the structure of the family?
What was the main criticism Charlotte Perkins Gilman had regarding the gender-based division of labor?
What was the main criticism Charlotte Perkins Gilman had regarding the gender-based division of labor?
What was one significant change proposed by Charlotte Perkins Gilman regarding domestic work?
What was one significant change proposed by Charlotte Perkins Gilman regarding domestic work?
