Women's Rights
Behn
Wollstonecraft
Naidu
The Long 18th Century
100
How long have women's rights been fought for?
What is FOREVER?
100
What play did we read of Aphra Behn's
What is The Rover?
100
What piece of Mary Wollstonecraft's did we read?
What is A Vindication of the Rights of Woman?
100
What poem of Sarojini Naidu's did we read?
What is "Indian Dancers"?
100
Name of the person in this portrait
Who is Aphra Behn?
200
Which of our three authors is a dedicated women's rights advocate outside of her writing?
Who is Sarojini Naidu?
200
The Rover is this type of play
What is a comedy?
200
Wollstonecraft expressed that women are not inherently [blank], but made so because of a lack in education
What is "inferior"?
200
This is the movement Naidu played a huge role in
What is India's Independence movement?
200
Name of the person in this picture
Who is Mary Wollstonecraft?
300
Name at least three women's rights writers (last name) of the long 18th century
Who is Wollstonecraft, Smith, Robinson, Haywood, Barbauld, or Austen
300
This is the festival in which The Rover is set around during a 17th century Spanish colony
What is The Carnival?
300
One of the key concepts discussed within A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
What is Education Reform, Social Equality, Critique of Oppression, Independence, or Redefining Marriage?
300
This is the adjective used in the following line, repeated at the beginning and end of "Indian Dancers"
"what [blank] bosoms aflaming with fire"
What is "passionate"?
300
Name of the person in this picture
Who is Sarojini Naidu
400
This writer wrote the poem "The Rights of Women"
Who is Anna Lætitia Barbauld
400
What year was The Rover published?
When is 1677?
400
What year was A Vindication of the Rights of Woman written?
When is 1792?
400
What year was "Indian Dancers" republished after the name change?
When is 1905?
400
This is the general time span of the long 18th century
When is 1660 - roughly 1848?
500
BONUS QUESTION:
Name a key aspect of the long 18th century
What is The Restoration, The Enlightenment, Age of Sensibility, Age of Revolutions, Abolition, or Regency?