Social Feminism and Its Impact

The video discusses the role of social feminists in the early 20th century, highlighting their contributions to labor legislation and the feminist movement. It explores the evolution of feminist traditions into government roles, with key figures like Mary Anderson. The video also delves into the debate between practical and equality feminism, particularly in the context of the Equal Rights Amendment, and the ongoing arguments about women's rights and privileges.

Who was Alice Paul and what was her role in the suffrage movement?

• A supporter of the difference feminism movement.

• A member of the Women's Trade Union League.

• A chairperson of the Women's Bureau.

• A leader of the National Woman's Party advocating for suffrage through direct action.

What was one of the main goals of social feminists?

• To eliminate separate toilets for women.

• To oppose the Equal Rights Amendment.

• To support the drafting of women into the military.

• To push for protective labor legislation.

Which organization did social feminists help to establish?

• The Women's Trade Union League

• The Women's Bureau

• The Equal Rights Amendment Committee

• The National Woman's Party

What was the Women in Industry Service?

• A group opposing women's suffrage.

• A part of the federal government's apparatus during World War I.

• A committee drafting the Equal Rights Amendment.

• An organization promoting difference feminism.

Who was Mary Anderson?

• A supporter of the Equal Rights Amendment.

• A chairperson of the Women's Bureau.

• A leader of the National Woman's Party.

• A member of the Women's Trade Union League.

What does practical feminism emphasize?

• Supporting only equality feminists.

• Eliminating all gender-based privileges.

• Specific needs of particular groups of women.

• Absolute measures of women's needs.

What was the main concern of difference feminists regarding the Equal Rights Amendment?

• It would not address labor legislation.

• It would only benefit working-class women.

• It would grant too many privileges to women.

• It would eliminate existing privileges for women.

When was the Equal Rights Amendment reintroduced into Congress?

• 1923

• 1972

• 1919

• 1890

What was a privilege that difference feminists wanted to maintain?

• The right to vote.

• The ability to join the military.

• Equal pay for equal work.

• Separate toilets for women.

What is the ongoing debate in the 20th century regarding feminism?

• The role of women in the military.

• The difference equality debate.

• The establishment of the Women's Bureau.

• The founding of the National Woman's Party.