Non-Religious Sources of Communal Values (Leaving Cert Religious Education): Flashcards

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Non-Religious Sources of Communal Values
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What is the main focus of feminism?

Equality for women

Source of feminist principles

Secular ideas about human rights

When did the feminist movement begin?

Enlightenment period

Who wrote Declaration on Rights of Women (1791)?

Olympe de Gouges

Mary Wollstonecraft's major feminist text

Vindications of the Rights of Women

Primary focus of Suffragette Movement

Securing women's right to vote

Key UK suffragette organisation

Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU)

When did British women over 30 gain the vote?

1918

When did Irish women gain voting rights?

1922

Why were women granted the vote in 1918?

WWI contributions showed their capabilities

Has religion historically supported feminism?

No, religion has not supported the movement

Why has feminism tended to be secular?

Conflicts with traditional religious teachings on gender

Sources feminism draws values from

Humanism, human rights, secular equality ideals

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