1.1.3 Equal Rights

• Eva Perón was a key figure in the suffrage movements, which advanced gender equality in Hispanic cultures.


  True
• Arrange the following historical events in chronological order:

  1️⃣ Abolition of Slavery

  2️⃣ Suffrage Movements

  3️⃣ Anti-Discrimination Laws

  4️⃣ Gender Equality Acts
• What is the purpose of affirmative action policies in Hispanic society?

  Increase representation of groups
• Anti-discrimination laws are designed to prevent unfair treatment and promote inclusivity.


  True
• Key figures in the abolition of slavery in Hispanic cultures include Simón Bolívar and José Martí
• Leaders of the suffrage movements in Hispanic cultures include Eva Perón and Frida Kahlo
• Match the historical event with its key impact:

  Abolition of Slavery ↔️ Foundation for racial equality

  Suffrage Movements ↔️ Advancement of gender equality

  Anti-Discrimination Laws ↔️ Protection against unfair treatment

  Gender Equality Acts ↔️ Legal equality in education and employment
• Religious discrimination can lead to minorities being denied access to jobs or services.


  True
• What is the key provision of Anti-Discrimination Laws in Hispanic societies?

  Prohibit discrimination
• Arrange the following achievements in establishing equal rights in Hispanic societies in chronological order:

  1️⃣ Abolition of Slavery

  2️⃣ Suffrage Movements

  3️⃣ Anti-Discrimination Laws

  4️⃣ Gender Equality Acts
• The historical context of equal rights in Hispanic cultures includes significant laws and reforms such as the abolition of slavery
• Who were two key figures in the abolition of slavery in Hispanic cultures?

  Simón Bolívar and José Martí
• Gender Equality Acts guarantee equal rights and responsibilities for men and women
• Protected characteristics under anti-discrimination laws include race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, and disability
• What historical event laid the foundation for racial equality in Hispanic cultures?

  Abolition of Slavery
• Which movement advanced gender equality by securing women's right to vote?

  Suffrage Movements
• What do Gender Equality Acts aim to achieve in Hispanic societies?

  Legal equality for men and women
• Women in Hispanic societies often earn lower wages than men for the same work
• Match the area of inequality with its example:

  Racial Inequality ↔️ Higher rates of incarceration

  Gender Inequality ↔️ Underrepresentation in leadership

  Religious Discrimination ↔️ Denial of jobs due to faith

  LGBTQ+ Discrimination ↔️ Social stigma and denial of rights
• Gender Equality Acts guarantee equal rights and responsibilities for men and women.


  True
• Match the key achievement with its corresponding figure:

  Abolition of Slavery ↔️ Simón Bolívar

  Suffrage Movements ↔️ Eva Perón
• LGBTQ+ individuals in Hispanic societies often face harassment and denial of basic rights.


  True
• Women in Hispanic societies earn equal wages to men for the same work

  False
• Landmark laws and reforms have driven progress in gender equality in Latin America


  True
• What are three ongoing challenges to gender equality in Latin America?

  Wage gaps, underrepresentation, violence
• Not being promoted to a managerial position due to being a woman is an example of gender discrimination
• Match the historical event with its key figures or movements:

  Abolition of Slavery ↔️ Simón Bolívar, José Martí

  Suffrage Movements ↔️ Eva Perón, Frida Kahlo

  Anti-Discrimination Laws ↔️ Civil Rights Movements

  Gender Equality Acts ↔️ Feminist organizations
• What type of discrimination do LGBTQ+ individuals face in Hispanic societies?

  Harassment, stigma, denial of rights
• What do anti-discrimination laws in Hispanic societies prohibit?

  Discrimination based on protected characteristics
• What is the purpose of affirmative action policies in Hispanic societies?

  Increase representation of underrepresented groups
• What are some ongoing challenges related to racial inequality in Hispanic societies?

  Poverty, unemployment, incarceration
• The movement for gender equality in Latin America has been driven by landmark laws, reforms, and influential figures.


  True
• Challenges such as wage gaps, underrepresentation in leadership, and gender-based violence continue to threaten true gender parity
• Spain and many Latin American countries have made significant strides in advancing LGBTIQ+ rights in recent decades.


  True
• Brazil legalized same-sex marriage in 2013.


  True
• Racial minorities in Hispanic societies face systemic discrimination leading to higher rates of poverty and incarceration
• Steps to address inequalities in Hispanic societies:

  1️⃣ Strengthen anti-discrimination laws

  2️⃣ Promote inclusive policies

  3️⃣ Challenge societal biases

  4️⃣ Empower grassroots advocacy
• What does equal rights in Hispanic society ensure for all individuals?

  Fair treatment and opportunities
• Match the historical event with its impact:

  Abolition of Slavery ↔️ Foundation for racial equality

  Suffrage Movements ↔️ Women gained the right to vote

  Anti-Discrimination Laws ↔️ Protection against unfair treatment
• Equal Employment Opportunity Laws mandate equal hiring and promotion opportunities regardless of protected characteristics.


  True