2.3.1 Core principles

• Match the branch of Feminism with its core principles:

  Liberal Feminism ↔️ Gender equality, equal rights and opportunities

  Radical Feminism ↔️ Dismantling patriarchy, challenging male domination

  Marxist/Socialist Feminism ↔️ Intersectionality of gender, class, and capitalism

  Black Feminism ↔️ Intersectionality of gender, race, and class

  Postmodern Feminism ↔️ Challenging fixed gender identities, embracing diversity
• Liberal Feminists believe that addressing discriminatory laws and policies can achieve parity in areas such as education, employment, and political representation
• Radical Feminists believe that gradual reforms are sufficient to address women's oppression.

  False
• What is the primary goal of Feminism?

  Achieving gender equality
• Intersectionality in Feminism recognizes that gender discrimination intersects with other forms of oppression
• Arrange the key principles of Feminism in order of their appearance in the text:

  1️⃣ Gender Equality

  2️⃣ Challenging Patriarchy

  3️⃣ Intersectionality

  4️⃣ Reproductive Rights

  5️⃣ Ending Violence Against Women
• Match the branch of Feminism with its core principle:

  Liberal Feminism ↔️ Gender equality

  Radical Feminism ↔️ Dismantling patriarchy

  Marxist Feminism ↔️ Intersectionality of class

  Black Feminism ↔️ Addressing unique challenges
• What is the primary goal of Radical Feminism?

  Transforming societal structures
• Black Feminism addresses the intersectionality of gender, race, and class
• Arrange the branches of Feminism from most reformist to most revolutionary:

  1️⃣ Liberal Feminism

  2️⃣ Marxist Feminism

  3️⃣ Radical Feminism
• What type of change do Liberal Feminists emphasize?

  Gradual, reformist change
• What do Radical Feminists advocate for to eliminate women's oppression?

  Transformative societal change
• What is the Socialist Feminist critique of capitalism?

  It oppresses women
• Achieving gender equality involves ensuring equal rights, opportunities, and treatment for people of all genders.


  True
• What is the primary goal of Liberal Feminism?

  Gender equality through reforms
• What is the Radical Feminist view on the root cause of women's oppression?

  The patriarchal system
• Match the principle of Feminism with its description:

  Gender Equality ↔️ Equal rights, opportunities, and treatment

  Challenging Patriarchy ↔️ Dismantling male-dominated power structures

  Intersectionality ↔️ Recognizing overlapping forms of oppression

  Reproductive Rights ↔️ Ensuring control over reproductive choices

  Ending Violence Against Women ↔️ Addressing and preventing abuse
• Feminism seeks to dismantle patriarchal structures.


  True
• What is the focus of reproductive rights in Feminism?

  Women's bodily autonomy
• Feminism aims to end all forms of violence against women.

  True
• Liberal Feminism focuses on achieving gender equality through legal and political reforms
• Marxist Feminism links women's liberation to the broader struggle against capitalism.

  True
• What is the focus of Postmodern Feminism?

  Challenging fixed gender identities
• Match the core principle of Liberal Feminism with its description:

  Gender Equality ↔️ Securing equal rights and treatment

  Legal and Political Reforms ↔️ Advocating for policy changes
• Radical Feminists believe that patriarchy is the root cause of women's oppression.


  True
• Socialist Feminism emphasizes the intersectionality of gender, class, and capitalism
• Match the branch of Feminism with its primary approach:

  Liberal Feminism ↔️ Reformist change within institutions

  Radical Feminism ↔️ Revolutionary overthrow of patriarchy

  Socialist Feminism ↔️ Collective action against capitalism