4.2.2 Feminism

• What is the term for the social system that favors men and disadvantages women?

  Patriarchy
• The third wave of feminism emphasized intersectionality, diversity, and empowerment
• Match the core principle of feminism with its description:

  Gender Equality ↔️ Equal rights and opportunities

  Challenging Patriarchy ↔️ Dismantling male dominance

  Empowerment of Women ↔️ Enabling autonomy and influence
• Arrange the waves of feminism in chronological order:

  1️⃣ First Wave

  2️⃣ Second Wave

  3️⃣ Third Wave

  4️⃣ Fourth Wave
• Simone de Beauvoir explored the social construction of gender
• Postmodern feminism emphasizes the diversity of gender identities and challenges universal notions of "woman."


  True
• Match the branch of feminism with its key focus:

  Liberal Feminism ↔️ Equality through reforms

  Radical Feminism ↔️ Dismantling patriarchy

  Marxist Feminism ↔️ Capitalism and class inequality

  Postmodern Feminism ↔️ Diversity of experiences
• What reflects the diverse perspectives within the feminist movement?

  Different branches of thought
• More recent waves of feminism emphasize the intersection of gender with other identities like race and class
• Match the feminist principle with its description:

  Gender Equality ↔️ Equal rights and treatment

  Challenging Patriarchy ↔️ Dismantling male dominance

  Empowerment of Women ↔️ Enabling autonomy and influence

  Intersectionality ↔️ Acknowledging overlapping identities
• The second wave of feminism addressed issues like reproductive rights and workplace discrimination.


  True
• Which feminist thinker pioneered liberal feminism in the 18th century?

  Mary Wollstonecraft
• Simone de Beauvoir was influential in the second wave of feminism
• Judith Butler developed gender performativity theory.


  True
• What is the primary goal of radical feminism?

  Dismantling the patriarchal system
• What is one key impact of feminism on political systems?

  Increased political representation
• What is one future priority for the feminist movement?

  Expanding representation
• Feminism is a diverse set of political theories and movements that share the common goal of gender equality
• Feminism aims to empower women by enabling them to have autonomy and influence in all aspects of life
• What was the primary focus of the first wave of feminism?

  Women's suffrage
• How do the waves of feminism reflect the evolving nature of the movement?

  Each wave builds on previous insights
• What is the ultimate goal of feminism in addressing its core principles?

  Create a more equitable society
• Who pioneered liberal feminism and advocated for women's political and educational rights in the 18th century?

  Mary Wollstonecraft
• Match the branch of feminist thought with its key focus:

  Liberal Feminism ↔️ Equality through legal reforms

  Radical Feminism ↔️ Dismantling patriarchy

  Marxist Feminism ↔️ Connecting oppression to capitalism

  Postmodern Feminism ↔️ Challenging universal notions
• Marxist feminism connects women's oppression to the capitalist economic system and class inequality
• What system does radical feminism aim to dismantle?

  Patriarchal system
• What does postmodern feminism emphasize regarding women's experiences?

  Diversity
• What is one issue feminist activism has addressed through policy changes?

  Workplace discrimination
• Feminism challenges the patriarchal social system that favors men.


  True
• What did the first wave of feminism primarily focus on?

  Women's suffrage
• Arrange the waves of feminism in chronological order:

  1️⃣ First Wave

  2️⃣ Second Wave

  3️⃣ Third Wave

  4️⃣ Fourth Wave
• Who pioneered liberal feminism in the 18th century?

  Mary Wollstonecraft
• Which feminist thinker championed intersectional feminism?

  bell hooks
• Liberal feminism aims to achieve equality through legal and political reforms
• Arrange the following impacts of feminism on political systems in chronological order:

  1️⃣ Increased political representation

  2️⃣ Policy changes

  3️⃣ Challenging patriarchal structures

  4️⃣ Intersectional approach
• Ensuring intersectionality is a current challenge for the feminist movement.


  True
• Challenging patriarchy involves dismantling social structures that promote male dominance.


  True
• Match the wave of feminism with its key characteristics:

  First Wave ↔️ Women's suffrage

  Second Wave ↔️ Reproductive rights

  Third Wave ↔️ Intersectionality

  Fourth Wave ↔️ Digital activism
• The fourth wave of feminism utilizes social media to address issues like sexual harassment and body positivity.


  True
• Recognizing gender intersectionality means acknowledging that gender intersects with other identities such as race, class, and sexuality