VOCABULARY
define VEX
what is to irritate or annoy
In the year 1830, the term ____ ____ became common when expressing the recent social changes
what is industrial revolution
Molly Wollstonecraft was a(n) ______ (nationality) writer and a major advocate of women’s rights.
what is english
in years 1906-1914 _____, _____, and _____ gain the right to vote
define the word rogue
what is a person that behaves in an unpredictable way, sometimes dishonest
In 1820, ____ ______ ____ began his campaign against wife beating
what is John Stuart Mill
_________ ________ wrote and titled her own paper, Isis
who is Elizabeth Sharples
the last country to allow women to vote
what is France
define capricious
what is characterized by or subject to whim; impulsive or unpredictable, given to sudden or unaccountable change in mood or behaviour
in 1848, the political theory of __________ began to challenge the authority of the monarchy
what is liberalism
a Finnish feminist during the 1800s.
Elizabeth Lofgren
aside from voting, other rights granted to women had to deal with
what is family (divorce, marriage, custody)
use 'inexorable' in a sentence
students own answer
the _____ ___ of 1842 was passed, prohibiting the employment of women, and children under age 10 in underground mines due to the stunted growth of children and miscarriages and internal injuries suffered by women
what is mine act
To who does the quote "Strengthen the female mind by enlarging it, and there will be an end to blind obedience" belong to?
who is Molly Wollstonecraft
Iceland gave women the right to vote along with
What is Denmark
use the word 'obstinate' in a sentence relating to womans suffrage and femenism
students own answer
in 1869, John Stuart Mill published “___ __________ __ _____”, a powerful and influential book insisting that both women and men required freedom to achieve happiness
what is The Subjection of Women
Male activist during 1800s
who is John Stuart Mill
all European countries discussed that gave women voting rights in the 19th century were (11)
What is (in any order) England, Austria, Germany, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Denmark, Spain, France, Poland