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What
are
norms
?
Rules and
expectations
by which a society
guides
the behavior of its members
What
are values?
Core
beliefs
you hold regarding what is right and
fair
in terms of our actions and our interactions with others.
What are
mores
?
Norms
deemed highly necessary to the welfare of a society; punishable; a
crime
How
have views on smoking changed?
1920's - It was seen as glamorous and was
encouraged
1950's
-
Health
risks became more apparent, Tabaco banned
1987
- Kings Cross fire resulted in a smoking ban
2000
- Toughest anti-smoking laws introduced (
Health
Act)
How have views on women's rights changed? 00's - 50's
1900's -
Suffragette
movement. Women seen as
inferior
WW2
- Women took on roles of the men
1940's
-
Tripartite
system. Women artificially failed
1950's -
Golden
era. Housewives. Sex outside of marriage carried a stigma.
'Shotgun
weddings' more apparent
How
have views on women's rights changed? 60's - Now
1960's
- Decade of change.
Contraceptive
now available
1970's -
Equal
Pay Act 1970 and
Sex
Discrimination Act 1975
Now - Women trying to break through
glass
ceiling
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