History of Inequality
Everyday Experiences
Media and Stereotypes
100

This right, granted to women in the U.S. in 1920 through the 19th Amendment, marked a major milestone in narrowing gender inequality


What is suffrage?

100

This chore is socially viewed as a women’s primary job in the house

What is cleaning? 

100

A term that describes the extra cost women often pay for products

What is pink tax? 

200

This war caused women in the 1940s to take up male dominated roles at home 

What is WW2?

200

This sentiment is socially viewed as weak coming from men 

What is sadness/crying? 

200

Women portrayed in movies as being incapable of saving themselves, allowing a male hero to rescue them?

What is a damsel in distress? 

300

This woman advocated for woman’s equality in the mid 1850s and was president of the NAWSA

Who was Susan B. Anthony? 

300

When a mother excuses her son for not cooking but shames her daughter when she does not 

What is double standards at home? 

300

When girls who are pretty and have blonde hair do something that is considered unintelligent 

What is the phrase “dumb blonde”? 

400

First women’s rights convention held in 1848, resulting in the creation of Declaration of Sentiments 

What was the Seneca Falls Convention? 

400

Compliments that are usually directed to a women’s appearance only, but for men it is usually on their persona

What is gendered praise? 

400

When many movies and shows portray men as tough and emotionless, enforcing cultural values 

What is machismo/toxic masculinity? 

500

With the rise of the middle class as a result to the Market Revolution, this type of social construct dictated that women were expected to stay in the domestic sphere while men occupied public life

What is cult of domesticity? 

500

An insult that is often used in sports that implies weakness by comparing someone’s ability to a girl


What is “run like a girl”?

500

In many movies and music videos, when men are shown as powerful while women are shown mainly as love interests or background characters 


What is women objectification?