International Women's Day

What is the purpose of International Women's Day?

• To celebrate women's achievements and advocate for gender equality

• To protest against women's rights

• To recognize men's achievements in different fields

• None of the above

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When did women start demanding better working conditions, the right to vote, and the end of discrimination?

• Mid-1900s

• Late 1800s

• Early 1900s

• None of the above

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Where did thousands of women march in 1908 to demand better rights?

• Copenhagen, Denmark

• Germany

• Austria

• New York City

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What inspired the first National Women's Day in the United States in 1909?

• The proposal of an International Women's Day

• The march of women in New York City in 1908

• The end of discrimination against women

• None of the above

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When was the idea of an International Women's Day proposed?

• 1911

• 1910

• 1909

• 1908

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When was the first International Women's Day celebrated?

• March 8, 1911

• March 19, 1908

• March 8, 1908

• March 19, 1911

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In which countries was the first International Women's Day celebrated?

• New York City, USA

• United States, United Kingdom, France, and Spain

• Austria, Denmark, Germany, and Switzerland

• None of the above

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What are some struggles and challenges that women face, according to the text?

• Economic prosperity, political representation, and societal approval

• Gender-based violence, better working conditons, rigth to vote and the end of discrimination.

• Gender-based violence, discrimination, and inequality in the workplace, politics, and society

• None of the above

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When was the first National Women's Day in the United States?

• 1911

• March 8, 1909

• 1909

• March 8, 1911

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Where was the idea of an International Women's Day proposed?

• New York City

• Berlin, Germany

• Austria

• Copenhagen, Denmark

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