Equality Flashcards

1
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Who owned a woman’s belongings in 1860?

A

Her Husband

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2
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When did women over 30 gain the right to vote

A

1918

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3
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What was a large boost of Women’s employment?

A

between 1914-18-WW1-reached 46.7%

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4
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Who was the first female P.M.?

A

Margaret Thatcher in 1979

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5
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When was abortion legalised?

A

1967

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6
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When was taxation for women made independent?

A

1990

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7
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When was rape in marriage made illegal

A

1994

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8
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How many women lost their jobs due to pregnancy in 2016?

A

560,000

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9
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When were the Notting Hill riots?

A

29th of August 1958

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10
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What was the white defence league’s (teddy Boys) slogan?

A

“Keep Britain White”

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11
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What was the Windrush?

A

The Empire Windrush was one of the first boats containing immigrants from many places but mostly the West Indies

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12
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Why did people emigrate to Britain?

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There was a push to emigrate to Britain after the war - lots of jobs, support your family, rebuild the economy

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13
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By 1961, how many people from the Caribbean lived in London?`

A

100,000

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14
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When was the 9 Hutton Rd incident and who were involved

A

It happened on the 2nd of September, and involved Jamaicans from Brixton.

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15
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Who started the Notting Hill carnival in 1959?

A

Claudia Jones

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16
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What was section 28?

A

Stopped teachers promoting LGBTQ+

17
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What were some effects of section 28?

A

It made students internalise homophobia and it made it difficult to talk about homosexuality

18
Q

When was homosexuality first made illegal?

A

1533 by Henry VIII

19
Q

When did Leviticus condemn sexuality?

A

538-330 BCE

20
Q

What were eugenics?

A

social theory that aims to cut out traits that lead to suffering, by limiting the people with those traits from reproducing

21
Q

When was the British eugenics society founded?

A

1907

22
Q

What is sterilization?

A

a surgery to make a person unable to reproduce

23
Q

What were the Nazis?

A

Eugenicists

24
Q

What is euthanansia?

A

Killing to relieve pain

25
Q

What was operation T4?

A

Involuntary euthanasia and sterilization for disabled people

26
Q

What fraction of people at the disability hospital died?

A

2/3

27
Q

Who organised the first Paralympic games?

A

Ludwig Guttman

28
Q

What were some impacts of the Paralympic games?

A

Increased life expectancy, made their life more comfortable, gave the hope

29
Q

What was the 1995 Disability Discrimination Act?

A

It said that you can’t discriminate on disability in the workplace, transport or education.

30
Q

What was the campaign against discrimination’s slogan?

A

‘piss on pity’

31
Q

What was the Northern Ireland conflict also known as?

A

The Troubles

32
Q

When did the troubles start and end?

A

It started in the 1960s and ended with the good Friday agreement in 1998.

33
Q

When was Bloody Sunday?

A

1972