exam II chapters 8 and 9

Question 1

1st wave had two branches

Answer 1

conservative and radical branch

Question 2

conservative branch from the first wave fought

Answer 2

for suffrage (vote)

Question 3

19th amendment

Answer 3

women can vote

Question 4

radical branch of the first wave fought for

Answer 4

reform all institutions in society

right to raise children, inherit property, own property

Question 5

1st wave began in and lasted in

Answer 5

1840s-1920.

Question 6

jumpstart to the women’s right movement

Answer 6

first women’s right convention in 1848 in NY
three ladies begin in the movement:
sojourner truth, Elizabeth Katie Stanton, Susan B. Anothony

Question 7

second wave

Answer 7

1960s-1970s
very radical
fighting for equal rights
Betty Freeman

Question 8

third wave

Answer 8

loosely defined, sexual harassment

Anette Hill, Susan Fluddi, Carol Gilligan

Question 9

the normative question

Answer 9

is there cultural or social equality

Question 10

the descriptive question

Answer 10

is there biological equality

Question 11

sexual dimorphism

Answer 11

two sexes of a species look very different, with one sex rally being much bigger than the other

Question 12

consequence of dimorphism

Answer 12

the bigger sex usually dominates the smaller sex

Question 13

Women tend to think this way

Answer 13

ethics of care

Question 14

ethics of care

Answer 14

caring, loyalty, compassion, relationship, friends

Question 15

men tend to think this way

Answer 15

ethics of justice

Question 16

ethics of justice

Answer 16

rules of conduct, justice, and fairness

Question 17

Patriarchy

Answer 17

gender discrimination

Question 18

classical feminism

Answer 18

persons first, gender second

Question 19

represented by Simone de Beauvoir

Answer 19

classical feminism

Question 20

androgynism

Answer 20

the consequence of classical feminism - the common upbringing for children

Question 21

monandrogynism

Answer 21

• everyone in society ought to share all the best characteristics of both genders
• idea of sharing duties

Question 22

polyandrogynism

Answer 22

the idea that gender roles should be left as open as possible; no demand that duties be shared

Question 23

psychosexual neutralitynetruality

Answer 23

sex roles are purely a matter of upbringing (nurture)

Question 24

difference feminism

Answer 24

focuses on fundamental differences between men and women

Question 25

Carol Gilligan

Answer 25

men- ethics of justice women-ethics of care gives a good an example called the "The Heinz Dilemma" to show how different men and women think

Question 26

radical feminism

Answer 26

a woman's response | extremism

Question 27

first wave women were

Answer 27

classical feminist