Feminism

Question 1

First Wave

Answer 1

This movement continued to focus on property laws, to be legally seen as people, and the right to vote.

Question 2

Second Wave

Answer 2

The underlying patriarchy that organized societal laws, policies, family structures, gender stereotypes, etc. began to be challenged in the U.S. & Canada.

Question 3

Third Wave

Answer 3

Challenged the assumption that there is a universal female identity, and instead include multiple & individual identities. Focus on language

Question 4

Fourth Wave

Answer 4

Intersectional feminism (see types of feminism)
Challenges the word “feminism”
Introduces the term “rape culture”
Invitation to men to join

Question 5

Liberal Feminism

Answer 5

try to change policy through political means. In relation to policies and politics

Question 6

Radical Feminism

Answer 6

Wants to rebuild society

Question 7

Social Feminism

Answer 7

Equality gender roles and economic equality between men and women.

Question 8

Intersectional Feminism

Answer 8

discrimination based not just on gender, but on ethnicity, sexuality, economic background, etc.