Context

Question 1

Women’s Rights-England

Answer 1

Women in England couldn’t vote until 1928(some could vote in 1918-age 30)

Question 2

Women’s Rights-Norway

Answer 2

In Norway Universal Suffrage(the right to vote) was established a little earlier in 1913.

Question 3

Women

Answer 3

The main value of women during this era was to please their husbands and be role models to their husbands and children.

Question 4

Significance of Nora’s Name

Answer 4

Nora’s name can be interrupted as symbolising Norway; Nationalism and the national anthem reflected the upholding of gender roles for the construction. The home is the woman’s place.

Question 5

1854 Swedish law

Answer 5

classified married women as minors along with children and the insane.

Question 6

1863 Swedish law

Answer 6

Norwegian women became independent of male guardians.

Question 7

1866 Swedish law

Answer 7

The right for unmarried women to earn a living in trade or craft was granted.

Question 8

1854 Swedish law

Answer 8

Allowed women the same right as men to inherit wealth. This was seen as the beginning of emancipation for women.

Question 9

meaning of Naturalism

Answer 9

Natural’ originally related to justice which was based upon innate moral feeling, the concept of instinctively knowing what is right through feelings.

Question 10

women 2.0

Answer 10

Men had a habit of desexualising the beloved female e.g Virgin Mary