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100

Name 5 countries in Latin America 

Mexico, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela, Cuba, Dominican Republic, and Haiti

100

Which country is the largest country in Latin America by land area?

Brazil

100

True or False: Women in Latin America have historically faced barriers to voting and political participation.

True

100

True or False: Women can face gender stereotypes when seeking political leadership.

True

100

Which Chilean woman served as president of Chile twice and was also the country's first female president?

Michelle Bachelet

200

Whose dictatorship was Chile under in the case study mentioned? 

Augusto Pinochet Ugarte

200

What language is primarily spoken in Brazil?

Portuguese

200

What is the term for the right to vote?

Suffrage

200

What is one common barrier women face when entering politics?

  • Gender discrimination
  • Unequal access to funding
  • Social expectations
  • Lack of political networks
  • Media bias
200

Who became Brazil's first female president in 2011?

Dilma Rousseff

300

Name 2 organizations that address women's rights and gender equality in Latin America. 

UNIFEM, CEDAW, SERNAM, REMOS, ANAMURI, REMTE, MURCOSE, CONAMU

300

Which Latin American country was the first to elect a woman president?

Argentina 

300

Which year did women in Brazil gain the right to vote nationally?

1932

300

What is the term for the phenomenon where women may be judged negatively for being assertive while men displaying the same behavior may be viewed positively?

The double bind / gender double standard.

300

Who was the first female president in the world? 

Isabel Peron (1974-76) 

400

What does the phrase "institutionalized feminism" mean?

The incorporation of feminist ideas, goals, and gender-equality principles into formal institutions such as governments, universities, workplaces, courts, and international organizations. 

400

Which country elected its first woman president in 1990, making her one of the earliest female heads of state in Latin America?

Nicaragua — Violeta Chamorro

400

Which country was the first in Latin America to grant women the right to vote? 

Ecuador (1929)

400

Why might women politicians receive criticism for being both "too aggressive" and "too emotional"?

Conflicting gender expectations

400

Which former UNIFEM leader later became the first Executive Director of UN Women?

Michelle Bachelet

500

What two translations of feminism were identified in "Feminist Flows"? 

1. UN Orbit 

2. Another world 

500

Which Latin American country currently has the largest population?

Brazil

500

Who was the first woman to become president of a Latin American country?

Isabel Perón of Argentina (1974)

500

What does the term "glass ceiling" refer to?

An invisible barrier that prevents women and other underrepresented groups from reaching the highest levels of leadership despite having the qualifications or ability to do so.