International Women's day 1

International Women’s Day

• a. A day when women globally don’t have to work.

• b. A day to focus on improving and celebrating women’s rights globally.

Gender equality.

• a. To treat everyone equally, regardless of whether they are male or female.

• b. To give admin jobs to men, while women focus on their careers and hobbies

Suffrage

• a. The right to work.

• b. The right to vote.

Social and political union

• a. An organisation that tries to get social and political change, particularly on issues related to gender, women's rights, and equality.

• b. A group of people who enjoy socialising and discussing political topics while enjoying tea and coffee.

Stereotypes

• a. A generalised opinion of a person or group of people.

• b. A true statement about a person, place or thing.

Activism

• a. The efforts by individuals or groups to bring about political or social change, often through protests, rallies and strikes

• b. A group or organisation that spreads fake news to create chaos and confusion in a society or community

1. International Women's Day is celebrated every year on the 8th of March

• True

• False

Gender equality means that all genders should have equal rights and access to opportunities

• True

• False

International Women's Day is a day to recognise male achievement

• True

• False

Women have always had the same rights and privileges as men throughout history

• True

• False