论文证据记忆

Question 1

1. Voilquin, New Woman article, 1833

Answer 1

• Legislatures have excluded women, but
  made laws governing them
• The Code Napoleon entrenches male
  dominance

Question 2

2. Mozzoni on new civil code in Italy, 1865

Answer 2

• Current laws in Italy oppress women and
  there is great desire to change them
• Old-fashioned ideas about gender
  expressed in the current laws are not
  taken seriously
• Women should have a role in
  government and the professions

Question 3

3. Fawcett on female suffrage, 1870

Answer 3

• Men and women should support female
  suffrage
• Women are not fairly represented by
  male legislators, as proven by current
  laws concerning mothers’ rights

Question 4

4. Zetkin on wage equality, 1887

Answer 4

• Women workers are as productive as
  men, but are paid less
• This lower pay drives down wages for
  everyone
• Blame lack of unionization

Question 5

5. match strike photo, 1888

Answer 5

• The strikers are mostly young women
• The strikers are portrayed as dignified, respectable individuals

Question 6

6. Bazan on women in Spain, 1889

Answer 6

• Improvements in political rights in Spain
  have actually widened the gap between
  men and women
• Anecdote about a hypocritical liberal professor who is glad his wife does not share his views

Question 7

7. Dissard on labor laws, 1900

Answer 7

• New law supposedly intended to protect
  women workers is in fact intended to
  protect men’s wages
• When passed, it will be selectively
  enforced to women’s disadvantage
  because women can’t vote