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Which country was the first in Europe to grant women universal and equal suffrage?
Which country was the first in Europe to grant women universal and equal suffrage?
- Denmark
- Finland (correct)
- Germany
- Norway
In what year were all British women granted suffrage?
In what year were all British women granted suffrage?
- 1913
- 1928 (correct)
- 1918
- 1920
Which country permitted women's suffrage in 1913, contributing to the movement in Australia?
Which country permitted women's suffrage in 1913, contributing to the movement in Australia?
- Canada
- Sweden
- Norway (correct)
- Finland
What significant achievement occurred in Finland in 1907 regarding women's representation?
What significant achievement occurred in Finland in 1907 regarding women's representation?
What was unique about the suffrage situation in Quebec until 1940?
What was unique about the suffrage situation in Quebec until 1940?
What was one of the main initial demands of the women's suffrage movement?
What was one of the main initial demands of the women's suffrage movement?
Which organization was established in 1927 and became instrumental in the women’s movement in the sub-continent?
Which organization was established in 1927 and became instrumental in the women’s movement in the sub-continent?
In what year did New Zealand grant voting rights to women, making it one of the first countries to do so?
In what year did New Zealand grant voting rights to women, making it one of the first countries to do so?
How did third wave feminists differ from earlier feminists regarding women's needs?
How did third wave feminists differ from earlier feminists regarding women's needs?
What does the term 'suffragettes' refer to in the context of the women's suffrage movement?
What does the term 'suffragettes' refer to in the context of the women's suffrage movement?
What was the status of women's suffrage in New Jersey in 1776?
What was the status of women's suffrage in New Jersey in 1776?
What was a central topic of discussion among feminists during the debate over sexual liberation?
What was a central topic of discussion among feminists during the debate over sexual liberation?
What significant event in 1848 marked the beginning of the Women's Rights Movement?
What significant event in 1848 marked the beginning of the Women's Rights Movement?
Which of the following individuals is known for writing 'The Subjection of Women'?
Which of the following individuals is known for writing 'The Subjection of Women'?
What major economic effect did the First World War have on women's employment?
What major economic effect did the First World War have on women's employment?
The role of women in mechanical work during World War I demonstrates which of the following?
The role of women in mechanical work during World War I demonstrates which of the following?
What was a major characteristic of the second wave feminists after the 1960s?
What was a major characteristic of the second wave feminists after the 1960s?
Who is recognized as the Father of the Egyptian feminist movement?
Who is recognized as the Father of the Egyptian feminist movement?
What was a common issue faced by the feminist movement in countries like Germany or Italy in the early 20th century?
What was a common issue faced by the feminist movement in countries like Germany or Italy in the early 20th century?
Which of the following was NOT a right typically denied to women in patriarchal societies?
Which of the following was NOT a right typically denied to women in patriarchal societies?
How did the women's suffrage movement impact women's self-perceptions?
How did the women's suffrage movement impact women's self-perceptions?
What was a key focus of the 19th-century Reform Movement regarding women's rights?
What was a key focus of the 19th-century Reform Movement regarding women's rights?
Flashcards
Third-wave Feminism
Third-wave Feminism
A feminist movement of the 1990s that acknowledges diversity amongst women and addresses varying needs and circumstances.
Women's Suffrage
Women's Suffrage
A reform movement advocating for women's right to vote.
Suffragists
Suffragists
Supporters and leaders of the women's suffrage movement, including both men AND women.
Suffragettes
Suffragettes
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Equal Suffrage
Equal Suffrage
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Universal Suffrage
Universal Suffrage
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All India Women’s Conference (AIWC)
All India Women’s Conference (AIWC)
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Finland's Suffrage Milestone
Finland's Suffrage Milestone
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Women's Suffrage in Australia
Women's Suffrage in Australia
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World's First Female MP
World's First Female MP
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Suffrage in the United States
Suffrage in the United States
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Liechtenstein's Late Suffrage
Liechtenstein's Late Suffrage
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Patriarchal Society
Patriarchal Society
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Women's Rights Convention
Women's Rights Convention
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Women's Suffrage Movement
Women's Suffrage Movement
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First Wave Feminism
First Wave Feminism
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Second Wave Feminism
Second Wave Feminism
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Why was the First World War a turning point for women's roles?
Why was the First World War a turning point for women's roles?
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Qasim Amin
Qasim Amin
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How did women's self-perception change?
How did women's self-perception change?
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What were some challenges for women after World War I?
What were some challenges for women after World War I?
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What were some areas where women were brought at par with men in communist and socialist countries?
What were some areas where women were brought at par with men in communist and socialist countries?
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Study Notes
Feminist Movement
- A movement advocating for social equality between sexes, viewing gender differences as learned rather than inherent.
- Roots in the struggle for enlightenment, women's rights, and legal/political rights.
- Advocates for change, reintegration of human traits in all people, eliminating gender stratification, curtailing violence against women and promoting sexual autonomy.
Forms of Feminism
- Liberal Feminism (1960s-1970s): Based on classic liberal thought, advocating for equal rights for women, similar to men.
- Radical Feminism: Argued for eliminating the cultural concept of gender, viewing men as oppressors and women as the oppressed, similarly to how racial or social class oppression is viewed.
- Socialist Feminism: Focuses on societal change achieved collaboratively, between men and women rather than individual liberation.
- Cultural Feminism: Advocates for valuing feminine qualities and appreciating traditionally feminine values.
Important Historical Events and Figures
- Christine de Pizan: Considered a pioneer feminist writer during the medieval period.
- 1700s: Women like Lady Mary Wortley Montagu and Marquis de Condorcet promoted women's education as important.
- 1785: First scientific society for women established in middleberg.
- 1791: "Declaration of the Rights of Women & the Female Citizen" was written, paraphrasing the "Declaration of the Rights of Man".
- 1792: Mary Wollstonecraft published "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman," a significant feminist text.
- 19th Century saw reform movements supporting women's liberation in many parts of the world.
- 1848: First Women's Rights Convention held in New York.
- Early 1800's to 1900's and beyond: Key figures like Emmeline Pankhurst, Emma Goldman, etc. were instrumental in advancing women's rights.
Waves of Feminism
- First Wave: Early feminists pushing for equality, particularly focusing on suffrage and property rights.
- Second Wave: Focused on economic and social equality, including issues of contraception, sexual liberation and equal opportunities after gaining voting rights.
- Third Wave: Emphasized diversity among women and recognizing varying needs based on factors such as race and class, looking at solutions that address those differences.
Women's Suffrage
- A reform movement aimed at granting women the right to vote.
- Suffragists were the supporters of this movement; they included both men and women.
- Women's suffrage was achieved at different times in different countries; many won before men in several parts of the world, however, this was not universally true.
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This quiz covers the Feminist Movement, exploring its advocacy for gender equality and its historical roots. It delves into various forms of feminism including Liberal, Radical, Socialist, and Cultural Feminism, highlighting their unique approaches and goals. Test your understanding of these concepts and the broader implications for society.
