Equality Flashcards

1
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When was the Fawcett society’s first petition?

A

1866

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2
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What are the seven strands of gender equality?

A
Reproductive rights and sexual health
Violence against women
Home and Family
Education
Work
Women at the top
Political representation
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3
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When could men and women inherit property equally?

A

1925

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4
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What did women’s employment rise to in WW1?

A

46.7%

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5
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in 1971, how long on average did a dad spend caring for their child a day?

A

15 minutes

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6
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When was abortion outlawed

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1861

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7
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When was the child benefit introduced and how much was it?

A

5 shillings a week per child

1945

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8
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When could gay, lesbian or unmarried couples adopt?

A

2002

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9
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When could women sit in the house of lords?

A

1958

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10
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How many women went on strike in 1888 and against what?

A

1400, against poor working conditions

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11
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Who was the first female, asian mayor

A

Harbhajan Kaur Deer

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12
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What is a disability?

A

a physical or mental impairement that has a substantial, long term effect on your ability to carry out normal day to day activities

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13
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What is eugenics?

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a social theory that aimed to cut out disability by limiting people with those traits from reproducing

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14
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What is involuntary euthanasia

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intentionally ending someones life without their consent to relieve pain and suffering

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15
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What happened in 1930s germany

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The nazis began a programme of mass involuntary euthaniasia, which reulted in the murder of 300,000 and forced sterilization of 400,000 more

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16
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What was operation t4

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mass murder, including murder of 5000 disabled children

17
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What happend to disabled people in the early 20th century

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they were segregated from the rest of society and sent to a specialist school. It was assumed that they woulnt finmd a job

18
Q

Who was ruth moore

A
a diabled person who said that she 
was treatd like an object
had to eat her own sick
could oly wear pants, mcouldnt tak
move hear head 

2/3 of the children there died

19
Q

why did attitudes to disabilities change?

A

many injured soldiers returned after the war with disabilities who had fought for britain so the government helped the disabled

20
Q

who was ludwig guttman

A

the guyt who made the paralympic

21
Q

when was the disability discrimination act made and why

A

1995 after thousantds of protestors “pissed on pity”

22
Q

what did the 1995 act do?

A

made it “unlawful to discriminate against disabled persons in realtion to employmet…”

23
Q

When did the empire windrush arrive in London?

A

1948

24
Q

How many people arrived between 1948 and 1970

A

half a milllion

25
Q

name some people from the windrush

A

Harold Wilmot

Alford Gardner

26
Q

Why did the british government ask the windrush people to come over?

A

there were a lot of job vacancies after ww2