Formal Equality: Civil Liberties and Careers for Women (Mary Wollstonecraft) (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Quizzes

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Formal Equality: Civil Liberties and Careers for Women (Mary Wollstonecraft)
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What does formal equality mean in the context of gender?

Women have same legal rights as men

What year did Wollstonecraft publish 'A Vindication of the Rights of Woman'?

1792

Which rights did Wollstonecraft argue were essential for women's independence?

Education, vote & own property

Why did Wollstonecraft believe women needed to pursue careers?

To achieve economic independence

According to Wollstonecraft, why was women's economic dependence on men problematic?

It was key factor in their subjugation

How did Wollstonecraft say women's careers would benefit society?

Contributions to economy, culture & life

How did Wollstonecraft describe traditional gender roles?

Socially constructed

Why did Wollstonecraft see education as central to formal equality?

Without it, women ill-equipped for careers

Which feminist movement considers Wollstonecraft's ideas a central tenet?

Liberal feminism

What should women's professional success be based on, according to Wollstonecraft?

Merit rather than gender

Which modern issue shows Wollstonecraft's arguments remain relevant today?

Gender pay gap

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