Liberal feminism (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Flashcards
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Two key liberal feminist thinkers
Two key liberal feminist thinkers
Betty Friedan & Mary Wollstonecraft
Main goal of liberal feminism
Main goal of liberal feminism
Political equality with men
First wave of feminism period
First wave of feminism period
Late 19th & early 20th centuries
Representation of the People Act 1918 granted
Representation of the People Act 1918 granted
Voting rights for women over 30
Equal Franchise Act 1928 granted
Equal Franchise Act 1928 granted
Voting rights for all women over 21
Married Women's Property Acts years
Married Women's Property Acts years
1870 and 1882
Emmeline Pankhurst's activism approach
Emmeline Pankhurst's activism approach
Militant tactics in suffragette movement
Millicent Fawcett's activism approach
Millicent Fawcett's activism approach
Peaceful campaigning (NUWSS leader)
UK gender equality law from 2010
UK gender equality law from 2010
Equality Act of 2010
Wollstonecraft's quote on gender & rationality
Wollstonecraft's quote on gender & rationality
The mind has no gender
Betty Friedan's lifespan
Betty Friedan's lifespan
1921-2006
Friedan's 1963 book
Friedan's 1963 book
The Feminine Mystique
Friedan's term for women's domestic dissatisfaction
Friedan's term for women's domestic dissatisfaction
The problem that has no name
Organisation Friedan co-founded in 1966
Organisation Friedan co-founded in 1966
National Organization for Women (NOW)
How liberal feminists dismantle patriarchy
How liberal feminists dismantle patriarchy
Through public institutions & feminist legislation