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Feminist
advocate for social and political rights for women
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Liberal feminism
focused on legal differences and removing legal barriers
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Difference feminism
women's work should not be invalidated and cheapened
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Intersectional feminism
feminism for all; women have a different experiences based on intersectional identity
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sex vs gender
sex is male/female
Gender exists on a spectrum of masculinity and femininity. Gender is a social construct
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Cisgender
the gender one identifies with and was asisgned to at birth correspond
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Sexual orientation
what sex one is attracted to
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Gender roles
social expectations based on sex, (ex- women as caregivers)
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Male normative
assumption that male behavior is the correct behavior
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Eqaulilty
everyone is treated the same
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Equity
equal playing field, fairness when people are not the same
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Womanism
respecting women, not promoting specific abilities
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Private sphere
home. Caretkaing seen as a women place
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Public sphere
hunting, famring, working mens place
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Matatrinal
family line through mom
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Patrnail
family line through dad
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Coverature
women legal and political intrestrs were covered by male caretaker father-husband
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Social movement
groups of people who are focused on a cause without being in a position of power, how women engaged in politics before being able to vote
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Abolition
social movement for ending slavery begins conversation about rights for people other than white men
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Quakers
believed in fundamental eqaulilty for all people/ pacifists
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First-wave feminist moevement
focused on sufferage/ voting rights came from abolition
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Declaration of sentiments
agenda for womens rights, akin to declaration of independence, a list of girvances. Wrote by stanton.
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13th ammedment
ends slavery
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14th ammedment
Brith right citizenship
Due process
Equal protection.
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Sexual contract
women transfer their natural rights to men in exchange for protection
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Andocentersim
he practice of overvauling the male experience and undervauling the female
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Marxist- social feminism-
advocated public policy that aims to redistbrute wealth and opportunity
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Gender feminism
root of womens oppression lies somewhere at the intersection of biology, physcology, and culture
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Materialism
subset of gender feminsim that celebrates the power of womens reproductive capacity
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American equal rights association
was formed in 1866 to advance the cause of universal suffrage
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Women's christian temperance union
took up suffrage, linked suffrage to temperance, women would be more likely to vote to outlaw alcohol
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Minor V haperset
virgina minor argued she was a citizen and she should be allowed to vote, SC ruled against her, the 14A was gender spefic
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nwsa
National womens sufferage association, opposed the 15th ammendemnt wanted a consistional ammedment to enact sufferage, susan B anthony, more fmoaus of the 2 groups
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awsa
american womens sufferage assocation, adovated for a state by state approach, more poular
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NAWSA
national american womens sufferage association, merged of the 2 groups
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1st state to have sufferage
wyoming , in statehood agreement
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2nd state to have sufferage
colorado, first thru popular vote
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Susan. B anthonys sucessor
Carrie chapman catt
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Carrie Nation
prohibihtionist who attacked solon owners with an axe
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Alice paul
1st women to get a phd in poli sci, spends some time in britain and there suffrage movement is much more violent and uses hunger strikes, she brings these tactics back with her and joins the NAWSA
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suffrage parades
large scale protests/ parades to demonstrate many women wanted suffrage
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Partial suffrage
women could vote in some elections but not all.
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pro sufferage argumets
1. women are citiznens 2. because women are more moral they need to be allowed to vote to fix the issues men create
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suffarge supporters
Suffarigsits
Temperance
Womens labor union
Progressive/ reformers
African american women
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anti- suffarge arguments
1. women do not want to vote 2. allowing women to vote will subject them too the dirty game of poltics and currupt thier natural superior moralilty and purity
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Suffergae opposers
Liquor industry
Industry interest/facroty owners
Catholic church
Southerns
Women and men
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Silent sentinels
pickets outside the white house 6 days a week, 1st time there was organized protest outside the whitehouse, the signs increasingly got more mean.
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Iron-jawed angles
the women who participated in hunger strikes
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Alice paul’s winning plan
any state the could get suffrage should meaning there are more congress people who will be likely to support suffrage.
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19th ammendment
women can vote passes in 1919
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Progressivee era
1880-1920- large amount of social reform, food safety, jungle, workers rights
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Second wave fmeinsim
1960s-1982
foused on era, and adding more protections beyond just voting
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Craig V Boren
1976, the court ruled that gender discrimination is at a lower level of scrutiny then race, intermediate, not strict
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Phylis Schlafly
eads movement against the ERA- STOP ERA (stop taking our privileges)
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