Equality Flashcards

(34 cards)

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What is simple equality?

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Everyone has the same amount of goods

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What is equality of need?

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Marx’s concept. Goods should be distributed ‘from each according to his ability , to each according to his need’. Those who have greater needs simply receive more resources.

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What is equality of desert?

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Goods should be distributed to the extent that people deserve them (effort/talent).

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What is the Christian quote about religious concepts of equality?

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“There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free , there is no male or female, for you are all one in Jesus Christ”

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Where does the biblical quote about equality come from?

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Galatians 3:28

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How have the US and UK historically been affected by Christians ethics?

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Society has been dominated by them.

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What story suggests that Christianity is opposed to gender equality?

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Adam+Eve

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Why does the aforementioned story suggest that Christian teachings are not that of gender equality?

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Eve was there as a helper to Adam and it is her that eats the forbidden fruit.

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What has the story allowed for?

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Invoked to justify the hatred and oppression of women

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10
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What modern Christian group reference the Old Testament in their beliefs?

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The Quiverfalls

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How does the Bible suggest it does support gender equality?

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Women travelled with Jesus in the Bible and Mary Magdalene was a key part of the gospels.

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Who said “one is not born, but rather becomes, a woman”?

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Simone De Beauvoir

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Describe the first wave of feminism.

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Late 19th- Early 20th century , suffragette movement started by Emmeline Pankhurst, focus on equal voting rights.

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Describe second wave feminism.

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1960s-80s.Emerged alongside the civil rights movement. Legal demands such as reproductive rights and domestic violence.

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Describe third wave feminism.

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1990s- Present. Influenced by post-modern theorists such as Judith Butler. Sought to deconstruct fixed concepts of sexuality and gender. Emphasised freedom and choice.

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Describe fourth wave feminism.

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2010s-? New wave of feminism in the age of social media. New wave seems to have been born out of technological change.

17
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What society was founded in 1867?

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The London society for women’s suffrage.

18
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What year were married women legally allowed to own property?

19
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What did Emmeline Pankhurst set up in 1903 in Manchester?

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The women’s social and political union.

20
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What significant even happened in 1918 for gender equality?

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The right to vote was extended to women over the age of 30 and women were able to stand as MPs.

21
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What happened in 1920?

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Women are able to enter the legal and accounting professions after the sex discrimination removal act is passed by parliament.

22
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When did women have the same voting rights as men?

23
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In what year did the civil service and teaching professions offer equal page to men and women?

24
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Babara Castle, the first female minister of state, was appointed in what year?

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What happened in 1967?
Abortion was decriminalised and the contraceptive pill was provided by family planning clinics.
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What act was passed in 1970?
The Equal pay act meant it was illegal to pay men more than women.
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What happened in 1975?
Sex discrimination Act , illegal to deny access to work , education or training due to a persons gender. Statutory maternity leave is introduced its illegal to sack someone because they’re pregnant.
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Who came to power in 1979?
Margaret Thatcher, Britain’s first female prime minister.
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What happened in 1990?
Married women are taxed separately from their husbands.
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What happened in 1994?
Rape in marriage becomes a criminal offence
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What happened in 1999?
Discriminating against transgender people in employment is illegal after parliament passed the Sex discrimination (Gender Reassignment) regulations.
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What happened in 2002?
Lesbian+ unmarried couples able to adopt children.
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What happened in 2005?
The civil partnership act allowed same sex couples to form civil partnerships.
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What happened in 2013?
The marriage ( same sex couples) Bill allows same sex couples to marry.