Introduction to Womens and Gender Studies in the Social Science, online test (45 multiple choice questions) !!!don’t pick up this question if you don’t really know it!!!
Help me study for my Social Science class. Im stuck and dont understand.
It is a 55 mins test, and need to begin it asap (begin in 3 hours)
Test 2 covers only the following chapters in the book About Canada: Womens Rights by Penni
Mitchell (2015).
Chapter 1 From Bluestockings to Bra-burners
Chapter 2 First Nations women
Chapter 3 Colonial women
Chapter 9 the end of the Twentieth century
Included topics:
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Suffragists and the movement to change voting laws |
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Early forms of resistance among First Nations women, Metis women and Colonial women in Canada |
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Early forms of organizing and activism among Black women in Canada |
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Key events in Britain and France that influenced feminism in Canadas early period of colonialism |
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The history of the word feminist |
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Changes and shifts during the end of the twentieth century in Canada |
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Influence of global trends on Canadas political landscape |
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Cuts and limits faced by womens groups throughout the 1990s in Canada |
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Statistics on key area related to womens equality: childcare, paid work, domestic violence, corporate boards, education |
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Demographics from 1990s Canada (womens rates of participation in business, education), wage gaps by the year 2000. |
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Concluding remarks made at the end of the book regarding the role of feminism, and the status of Canadas social safety net by the year 2000. |
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Canadas Court Challenges Program during the end of the 20th century |
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How gender influences the way women and men voted during the 20th century in Canada |
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Experiences of colonial women in New France; les filles du roi, gender rules during this era |
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Rights held by Black women during the colonial period of the 1600s to 1800s |
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Facts about slavery in Canada |
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Accomplishments of Harriet Tubman, what she did, who she was |
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Black women, European women and their literary societies during the colonial period of 1600s to 1850s. |
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Womens rights and roles in pre-contact Aboriginal society |
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Effects of early colonialism on Aboriginal women in Canada |
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The British North America Act, the Indian Act and the approach taken to controlling Aboriginal people and land. |
