Feminism
In 1920, this amendment to the U.S. Constitution granted women the right to vote.
What is the 19th Amendment?
This German philosopher and revolutionary socialist is known as one of the founders of radicalism.
Who is Karl Marx?
This branch of conservatism believes human nature is sinful and must be restrained by God, family, church, and the government.
What is social conservatism?
This social democracy perspective believes that people are shaped by what more than nature.
What is nurture?
This political ideology recognizes a multitude of household structures and roles when defining families.
What is liberalism?
What is Roe v. Wade?
According to the radical ideological perspective after capitalism a society should naturally evolve into what?
What is socialism?
Economic conservatives tolerate limited welfare only for the "truly needy", viewing assistance as this type of unavoidable situation rather than a right.
What is a necessary evil?
Social democracy wants this institution to be obligated to meet human needs.
What is the government?
Both liberals and economic conservatives share this belief about human nature
What is the belief that individuals are self-interested?
This feminist lawyer and activist co-founded the National Organization for Women (NOW) in 1966 and later became its president.
According to this ideological a person's location in the class structure dictates "needs".
What is radicalism?
Social conservatives view the welfare state as this.
What is a means of social control?
Social democracy sees need as the right to this.
What is full participation?
Liberalism emerged from this form of conservatism.
This wave of feminism, beginning in the 1960s and lasting into the 1980s, was focused on legal and workplace equality, as well as reproductive rights.
What is Second-Wave Feminism?
Based on the ideological perspective of radicalism what would be required to eliminate institutionalized racism?
What is redistribution of power?
"people buy what they need and need what they buy" eliminates what liberal justification for government assistance?
What is the gap between needs and resources?
This is emphasized when addressing racial inequality.
What is equity?
Liberals believe the government should define and guarantee this for all citizens.
What is a basic standard of living?
This 1994 law, signed by President Bill Clinton, aimed to reduce domestic violence and improve legal protection for survivors.
What is the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)?
Radicalism draws off of which three theories?
What is Socialism, Communism, and Marxism?
What is the two-parent heterosexual nuclear family?
The social democracy view differs from the conservative view because of this.
What is
Social democracy view = individuals are autonomous AND interdependent
Conservative view = individuals are fully independent OR fully dependent
The expanded welfare state grew significantly during this time period.
What is 1935 to 1975?