Women and the Saudi revolution

What significant change did Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman introduce to promote a more moderate form of Islam?

• Banning public cinemas

• Prohibiting music festivals

• Lifting the ban on women driving

• Introducing gender segregation in public places

What percentage of university graduates in Saudi Arabia are women?

• 70%

• 60%

• 50%

• 40%

What is one of the challenges faced by Saudi women before the driving ban was lifted?

• Inability to travel without a male guardian

• Lack of educational opportunities

• Dependence on hiring drivers

• Prohibition from working in any sector

What is one of the main reasons for the Crown Prince's social reforms?

• To increase oil production

• To reduce reliance on oil revenues

• To promote gender segregation

• To decrease education levels

What is a paradox mentioned about Saudi women in the workforce?

• They are not allowed to work despite high demand

• They dominate the workforce but lack education

• They have high labor participation but low education levels

• They are highly educated but have low labor participation

What is a potential risk if the aspirations of the younger generation in Saudi Arabia are not met?

• Increased oil prices

• More public sector jobs

• A backlash from the youth

• Decreased education opportunities

What is a concern regarding the Crown Prince's modernization drive?

• It is too slow

• It is too reliant on foreign investment

• It is accompanied by increased political repression

• It focuses only on economic reforms