History

Question 1

C-How many waves of feminism?

Answer 1

Four

Question 2

C-First wave of feminism begining date

Answer 2

July 1848

Question 3

C-First wave of feminism

Answer 3

Focus on getting American women’s rights
In 1920 white women giving the right to vote

Question 4

C-Second wave of feminism

Answer 4

Black women made own movement.
Donald Reagan came in power and movement stopped.

Question 5

C- Third wave of feminism

Answer 5

Still problems specifically in workplace.
Women began embracing sexuality.
Some women rejected ideas of feminism.

Question 6

C-Fourth wave of feminism

Answer 6

Movements being made like me too which hold men accountable for their actions.
Still issues with sexuality, class, gender and race

Question 7

‘History’ Technique

Answer 7

Personification

Question 8

‘History’ Meaning

Answer 8

History is personified to show history was not kind to woman

Question 9

‘Limped’ and ‘Slurped’ Technique

Answer 9

Verbs

Question 10

‘Limped’ and ‘Slurped’ meaning

Answer 10

further the indelicate and graceless presentation of the woman. Going against the patriarchal archetype of women

Question 11

‘Smelling of pee’ Technique

Answer 11

End stop

Question 12

‘Smelling of pee’ Meaning

Answer 12

Harrowing image shows women not cared for by society left unattended as they get older.

Question 13

‘been’, ‘seen’, ‘watched’, ‘witnessed’, ‘observed’ Technique

Answer 13

Passive verbs

Question 14

‘been’, ‘seen’, ‘watched’, ‘witnessed’, ‘observed’ Meaning

Answer 14

Verbs used are passive implies women’s perspectives were deemed less important so they had a more passive role

Question 15

‘Ease him down from the cross, his mother gasping’ Technique

Answer 15

Religious imagery

Question 16

‘Ease him down from the cross, his mother gasping’ Meaning

Answer 16

reference to Jesus which was the begining of history and Mary so herstory

Question 17

‘Bannockburn, Passchendaele, Babi…’ Technique

Answer 17

Listing

Question 18

‘Bannockburn, Passchendaele, Babi…’ meaning

Answer 18

Listing important battles in history to show violence is the same

Question 19

‘waved their little hands from the trains’ Technique

Answer 19

Enjambent

Question 20

‘waved their little hands from the trains’ Meaning

Answer 20

Reflects movement.
References to Hitler and the holocaust poignant imagery shows how cruel history is.

Question 21

‘Shit wrapped in the newspaper’ Meaning

Answer 21

Neglected and abused by society. womens mistreatment.
Lies told by the media

Question 22

LC- How does this resonate with The Worlds Wife?

Answer 22

highlights how women have been unrecognised throughout history and their roles and effect on our world today has been unrepresented.
Therefore clearly resonating with The World’s Wife who recognises this and gives powerful characters of history a story.

Question 23

How many stanzas?

Answer 23

7 with 6 lines

Question 24

Rhyme scheme?

Answer 24

No rhyme scheme but subtle internal rhyme

Question 25

What does the subtleness of the rhyme suggest?

Answer 25

reflects the hidden history of woman often not remembered but important.

Question 26

What does the internal rhyme as a whole suggest?

Answer 26

creates a link between words emblematic of the connection between women that spans across history, women present at every major historical event.