3.2.3 Feminism

• Match each wave of feminism with its main focus:

  First-wave feminism ↔️ Securing suffrage

  Second-wave feminism ↔️ Reproductive rights

  Third-wave feminism ↔️ Intersectionality

  Fourth-wave feminism ↔️ Social media activism
• Fourth-wave feminism began in the 2010s and continues today.


  True
• Marxist feminism argues that women's oppression is linked to capitalism and class exploitation
• Match each feminist theory with its key focus:

  Liberal Feminism ↔️ Legal and political equality

  Radical Feminism ↔️ Dismantling patriarchy

  Marxist Feminism ↔️ Capitalism and class exploitation

  Intersectional Feminism ↔️ Overlapping forms of oppression
• Feminists advocate for equal legal, social, economic, and political rights
• Liberal feminism aims to achieve equality through reforms within existing institutions.


  True
• Feminism has had a significant impact on the UK political landscape.

  True
• Feminism is a political ideology that advocates for the social, economic, and political equality of women
• Match the wave of feminism with its main focus:

  First-wave ↔️ Securing legal rights, suffrage

  Second-wave ↔️ Reproductive rights, equal pay

  Third-wave ↔️ Challenging gender norms, intersectionality

  Fourth-wave ↔️ Social media activism, body positivity
• Marxist feminism argues that women's oppression is linked to capitalism and class exploitation
• Liberal feminism focuses on achieving equality through reforms within existing institutions
• Match the feminist movement or party with its key focus:

  Women's Equality Party ↔️ Equal representation and pay

  Fawcett Society ↔️ Legislative changes for equality

  Women's Liberation Movement ↔️ Reproductive rights and equal pay
• Marxist feminism prioritizes class struggle over gender issues, potentially overlooking unique forms of oppression
• Feminism is a political ideology that advocates for the social, economic, and political equality of women
• The Equal Pay Act was a key achievement of second-wave feminism.


  True
• Radical feminism sees patriarchy as the root cause of women's oppression
• Order the four waves of feminism in chronological order:

  1️⃣ First-wave feminism

  2️⃣ Second-wave feminism

  3️⃣ Third-wave feminism

  4️⃣ Fourth-wave feminism
• Radical feminists view patriarchy as the root cause of women's oppression
• Feminists advocate for the equal legal, social, economic, and political rights of women compared to men
• Feminists emphasize individual and collective empowerment
• What is one feminist political objective in the UK related to reproductive rights?

  Securing access to abortion
• Order the four waves of feminism chronologically:

  1️⃣ First-wave

  2️⃣ Second-wave

  3️⃣ Third-wave

  4️⃣ Fourth-wave
• Radical feminism advocates for a fundamental restructuring of society to dismantle male domination.


  True
• Marxist feminism argues that women's oppression is linked to capitalism and class exploitation.


  True
• Feminists advocate for equal legal, social, economic, and political rights for women.


  True
• When was the Women's Equality Party established in the UK?

  2015
• Combating violence against women is a key feminist political objective in the UK
• Why has radical feminism been criticized for its proposed societal changes?

  Impracticality
• First-wave feminism occurred in the late 19th and early 20th century.


  True
• Liberal feminism focuses on achieving legal and political equality for women through reforms within existing institutions
• Intersectional feminism recognizes that gender intersects with other social identities to create unique forms of oppression
• Feminist political objectives include equality, social justice, and empowerment.

  True
• What are the key political objectives of feminism?

  Equality, social justice, empowerment
• What does radical feminism view as the root cause of women's oppression?

  Patriarchy
• Match the feminist movement/party with its key focus in the UK:

  Women's Equality Party ↔️ Equal representation, pay, and opportunities

  Fawcett Society ↔️ Legislative changes for gender equality

  Women's Liberation Movement ↔️ Reproductive rights, equal pay, challenging gender roles
• Feminists hold diverse views on women's roles in society, ranging from promoting traditional roles to advocating for complete gender equality.


  True
• What is the key focus of liberal feminism?

  Legal and political equality
• What is the root cause of women's oppression according to radical feminism?

  Patriarchy
• What does intersectional feminism recognize as intersecting with gender to create unique forms of oppression?

  Social identities
• Radical feminists view patriarchy as the root cause of women's oppression and call for a fundamental restructuring of society