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Team Spence-Women
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| During the Agricultural Revolution, women... | observed and studied the agricultural environment |
| A patriarchal society is when... | men dominate family and public life |
| By the 16th century B.C.E in Mesopotamia, women had to wear this in public | the veil |
| In Egypt women could act as this for young rulers | regents |
| China was characterized by this kind of society before the rule of the Shang Dynasty | matrilineal society |
| what is a matrilineal society | ancestors traced back through the women in the family |
| In Gupta India, the status of women began to... | deteriorate |
| In Gupta India, women lost their right to... | own property |
| In Gupta India women were forced to... | marry at a younger age |
| The custom of Sati was practiced in... | some parts of India |
| What is the custom of Sati? | involved the practice of a widow throwing herself on her husband's funeral pyre |
| This custom allged to bestow honor and purity upon a widow in India... | Sati |
| In order to blend the cultures of Persia and Greece, Alexander the Great encourgaed the marrying of... | Persian women |
| Women in the elite classes of Rome ofter wielded considerable influence... | withing the family itself |
| In Rome, in matters of law... | women had fewer rights than men |
| Aristotle felt that... | women should be kept at a subordinate role |
| The popularity of Buddhism emerged from its... | acceptance of men and women from all ranks of society |
| Respect for the patriarchal family (Confucianism) | Filial Piety |
| Traditional Chinese concepts of balance in nature... | Yin (male,assertive) and Yang (female,submissive) |
| What religion taught that women and men were equal in matters of faith | Christianity |
| What religion gave women a new status | Christianity |
| Who was the Byzantine Emperor Justinian's advisor? | Theodora |
| Who was the wealthy local widow and businesswoman that Muhammad married? | Khadija |
| Sudanic societies were resistant to Islam because | their matrilineal structure offered women more freedom than did the practice of Islam |
| From the time of Muhammad to the fifteenth century, the role of Islam... | underwent considerable change |
| In the early days of Islam women were not required to wear this... | the veil |
| This seclusion of women originated with the Abbasid court... | harem |
| From the time of Muhammad onward, Muslim men could have... | up to four wives |
| From the time of Muhammad onward women were allowed to have... | only one husband |
| What religion said that both men and women were equal before Allah... | Islam |
| This was forbidden by women in Islamic society... | infanticide |
| In Islamic society women could own property... | before and after marriage |
| In some circumstances women could... | initiate divorce and were allowed to remarry if divorced by their husband |
| The seclusion of women from the public was a situation designed to keep women... | away from the gaze of men |
| The isolation of women often created barriers against the acceptance of Islam among... | African women |
| The Quran and the Shariah established... | a patriarchal society |
| Especially supportive of Buddhism in the Tang Dynasty and supported Buddhist art and architecture and attempted to promote the faith as a state religion | Empress Wu (ruled 690-705) |
| This practice spread in China throughout many elite classes and later lower classes | footbinding |
| The area in which Islam showed the most profound change during the seventh to the fifteent centuries was in | the role of women |
| In Japan, both men and women participated in these organizations | merchant and artisan guilds |
| Vietnamese women enjoyed more privileges than women in... | China |
| The position of Chinese women was defined by... | Confucianism |
| During the Middle Ages, Western European women carried out traditional roles of... | homemaker and childcare provider |
| During the earlier ages in Medieval Europe it is possible that the position of women... | declined |
| What code reinforced ideas of women as weak and subordinate to men in Medieval European Society? | The Code of Chivalry |
| During Medieval European Society, what offaered some women opportunities for service in their communities? | Convents |
| Medieval European women were expected to serves as reflections of... | their husbands |
| Mongol women refused to adopt the Chinese practice of... | footbinding |
| Mongol women were allowed to move about more freely in public than... | Chinese women |
| Toward the end of the Yuan dynasty, the increasing influence of Neo-Confucianism saw greater limits placed on... | Mongol women |
| In Bantu society, a woman's role as a childbearer was... | highly respected |
| Women shared in agricultural work, trade, and sometimes military duties in what society? | Bantu |
| In Aztec society, women who died in childbirth were... | granted the same honored status as soldiers who died in battle |
| Aztec women who displayed a talent for intricate weaving were... | highly regarded |
| Aztec women were politically... | subordinate to men |
| In Aztec society, women could inherit... | property and will it to their heirs |
| In the mid-fifteenth century the kingdoms of Aragon and Castile were united with the marriage of Fernadndo and... | Isabel |
| An Aztec woman who served as interpreter between the Spanish and the Aztecs... | Malinche-called Dona Marina by the Spanish |
| Families in the Spanish and Portuguese American colonies were patriarchal and women were expected to devote themselves to... | traditional household and childbearing duties |
| In Spanish and Portuguese American colonies, lower class women... | worked in fields and sometimes managed small businesses |
| Women in Ottoman society maintained a subordinate role to... | their fathers and husbands |
| ottoman women as a whole were given very little opportunity to acquire... | an education or participate in politics |
| Ottoman wome,especially in elite classes, were restricted by... | wearing the veil and seclusion within the harem |
| Akbar encouraged widows to remarry and outlawed... | Sati |
| practice of confinement of women in their homes during Mugal India... | purdah |
| Akbar encouraged merchants to arange market days for women following purdah so they would have an opportunity to participate in... | public life |
| By the declining years of the Mughal Empire, improvements in the position of women had largely been... | discontinued |
| who was the wife of Shah Jahan that he constructed the Taj Mahal in honor of? | Mumtaz Mahal |
| Peter the Great of the Russian Empire allowed women of elite classes to... | attend public events for the first time |
| Upheld the concept of absolute monarchy but also brought ideas of the Englightenment to Russia... | Catherine II (the Great) |
| In Ming China women continued to be banned from taking... | the civil service exam |
| Defeated the Spanish Armada and was daughter of Henry VIII | Elizabeth I |
| What reformation improved the status of women within marriage as religious writers encouraged love between husband and wife? | The Protestant Reformation |
| The Enlightenment supported marriages based on love which was a concept that... | raised the status of women in family life |
| During the Industrial Revolution, women lost manufacturing jobs carried out under this... | the domestic system |
| In industrial Japan women in family life... | remained the same and they maintained their traditional roles of wives and mothers |
| Countered the French declaration of rights with her Declaration of the Rights of Woman and of the Female... | Olympe de Gouges |
| Female infanticide increased during the decline of... | the Qing China |
| During this Chinese dynasty, the concept of the patriarcha family intensified... | The Song Dynasty |
| In this Chinese dynasty, women continued to occupy a subordinate position in the strongly patriarchal society... | The Ming Dynasty |
| In the eighteenth century these kinds of movements began to seek political, social, and economic gains for women... | Feminist movements |
| Among the goals of feminist movements, the 2 most important ones were... | higher education and right to vote |
| In what year did Scandinavian countries and some states in the United States grant women the right to vote... | 1914 |
| In these middle eastern empires, the ruler's mother and chief wife or favorite concubine enjoyed special privileges and authority... | Islamic empires |
| During the Enlightenment, who advised that young girls' education should prepare them to become devoted wives and mothers? | Rousseau |
| During the Enlightenment, what English female writer suggested that absolute sovereignty was no more appropriate in the family than in the state? | Mary AStell |
| who was the most prominent women during the Enlightenment? | Mary Wollstonecraft |
| What was the name of the influential essay published by Mary Wollstonecraft in 1792? | A Vindication of the Rights of Woman |
| During what revolution did the republican government provide free punlic education for girls, grant wives a share of family property, and legalize divorce? | French revolution |
| The French revolution brought increased rights for women under... | The National Ssembly and the Convention |
| Under the Directory and Napolean's rule, women's rights were... | lost |
| Who was the most prominent women in the 19th century movements for womens rights? | Elizabeth Cady Stanton |
| Elizabeth Cady Stanton is famous for organizing a conference of feminists who met at Seneca Falls, New York in what year? | 1848 |
| In World War I, women were behind the battle lines serving as... | nurses, physicians, and communications clerks |
| After what war did the extension of voting rights to women in Britain,Germany,and Austria occur? | The Great War |
| The Nazi'sfocused on the increase of births and annually on the 12th of August, women who bore many children received this... | The Honor Cross of the German Mother |
| The Rape of Nanjing earned its name due to... | The raping of nearly 7,000 women by the Japanese |
| During World War II women... | joined military services or worked in factory assembly lines |
| What does W.A.V.E.S stand for? | Women Appointed for Volunteer Emergency Service in the navy |
| What movement in China honored the role taht women had played in the Chinese revolution by increasing women's rights? | May Fourth Movement (1919) |
| Which amendment gave women the right to vote in the United States? | 19th |
| By the twenty-first century, almost all women across the globe had been granted what right? | the right to vote |