Question 1

What is the definition of patriarchy?

Accepted Answer

A)  The ability for men to have more than one wife. 
B)  A set of societal rules to allow men more benefits 
C)  A general societal or government structure that is governed by men 
D)  None of the options are correct 
A)  The ability for men to have more than one wife. 
B)  A set of societal rules to allow men more benefits 
C)  A general societal or government structure that is governed by men 
D)  None of the options are correct

Question 2

As a basic concept, ___________ is defined as the rejection of the idea that women's difference from men renders them inherently inferior.

Accepted Answer

A)  coverture 
B)  patriarchy 
C)  intersectionality 
D)  feminism 
A)  coverture 
B)  patriarchy 
C)  intersectionality 
D)  feminism

Question 3

The Supreme Court basically denied the citizenship to married women in ____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Marbury v. Madison 
B)  Martin v. Massachusetts 
C)  Barron v. Baltimore 
D)  Smith v. Oregon 
A)  Marbury v. Madison 
B)  Martin v. Massachusetts 
C)  Barron v. Baltimore 
D)  Smith v. Oregon

Question 4

The _____________ required women to transfer their natural rights to men in exchange for protection.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The _____________ required women to transfer their...

Question 5

The chapter outlines many different reasons why women have not achieved full equality. Explain one of these reasons in depth.

Accepted Answer

One reason why women have not achieved f

Question 6

Explain the fairness doctrine.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Explain the fairness doctrine....

What is the definition of patriarchy?

As a basic concept, ___________ is defined as the rejection of the idea that women's difference from men renders them inherently inferior.

The Supreme Court basically denied the citizenship to married women in ____________.

The _____________ required women to transfer their natural rights to men in exchange for protection.

The chapter outlines many different reasons why women have not achieved full equality. Explain one of these reasons in depth.

Explain the fairness doctrine.

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Women Seeking Office: the Next Phase of Political Integration

Women As Political Actors: Representation and Advocacy

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Women and Work: in Pursuit of Economic Equality

The Politics of Family and Fertility: the Last Battleground in the Pursuit of Equality

Setting the Agenda and Taking Action: New Challenges in the Pursuit of Equality

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Exam 1: Two Paths to Equality

What is the definition of patriarchy?

As a basic concept, ___________ is defined as the rejection of the idea that women's difference from men renders them inherently inferior.

The Supreme Court basically denied the citizenship to married women in ____________.

The _____________ required women to transfer their natural rights to men in exchange for protection.

The chapter outlines many different reasons why women have not achieved full equality. Explain one of these reasons in depth.

Explain the fairness doctrine.

All Rights Are Not Equal: Suffrage Vs the Equal Rights Amendment

Suffrage Accomplished: Women As Political Participants

Women Seeking Office: the Next Phase of Political Integration

Women As Political Actors: Representation and Advocacy

Education and the Pursuit of Equality

Women and Work: in Pursuit of Economic Equality

The Politics of Family and Fertility: the Last Battleground in the Pursuit of Equality

Setting the Agenda and Taking Action: New Challenges in the Pursuit of Equality

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