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Why was learning the alphabet important for women like Rushsundari Devi, Ramatui, and Rokeya?
Why was learning the alphabet important for women like Rushsundari Devi, Ramatui, and Rokeya?
- It helped them learn how to read and write, enabling them to share their ideas and views through writing. (correct)
- It helped them secure better job opportunities.
- It made them feel superior to men in society.
- It allowed them to communicate with men more effectively.
How do stereotypes about women's abilities affect their rights to equality?
How do stereotypes about women's abilities affect their rights to equality?
- Stereotypes only affect women's personal lives, not their rights in society.
- Stereotypes have no impact on women's rights.
- Stereotypes lead to women being treated equally to men in all aspects.
- Stereotypes often lead to unequal treatment and diminish women's confidence, resulting in inequality in society. (correct)
How did learning the alphabet empower women like Rushsundari Devi, Ramatui, and Rokeya?
How did learning the alphabet empower women like Rushsundari Devi, Ramatui, and Rokeya?
- It allowed them to focus on domestic responsibilities more effectively.
- It enabled them to share their ideas and views through writing, contributing to the sharing of new ideas. (correct)
- It made them feel superior to men in all aspects of life.
- It helped them secure leadership positions in society.
What is the main reason behind the lack of confidence in women according to the text?
What is the main reason behind the lack of confidence in women according to the text?
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What impact do stereotype concepts have on women's acceptance in society?
What impact do stereotype concepts have on women's acceptance in society?
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