Women’s rights in Spain - Who we are

4. Why is Christine de Pizan so important?

• Because she was the first woman to make a living as a professional writer
• was the first woman to make a living as a professional painter
• was the first woman to make a living as a professional model

5. In the 1950s, Spain coexisted with “Franquismo”

• women’s rights were not extended.
• Glass ceiling phenomenon was created

4. Which year did women start voting in Spain?

• 1900
• 1931
• 1951
• 1991

Who helped women achievement voting for the first time

• Isabel II
• Teresa de Jesús
• Clara Campoamor

5. What is the "glass ceiling" term?

• This term refers to the parental rights women had at the time
• When a woman was really good at her job, she wouldn’t be recognized for it, there were "invisible barriers" and she didn’t have the possibility of getting a promotion.
• The name of a group of important women of the 60's.

6. Check the positive actions for equal opportunities

• Men and women should have the same salary when doing the same job.
• When a woman gets pregnant, she should be fired as she won't have much time left for work.
• When a marriage divorces, kids should only be with one parent.
• Split house chores, elderly care and childcare duties at home, evenly.
• Taxes should only be paid by men.

7. Why is Katherine Johnson recognized for?

• She wrote a poetry book that was very known in 1850
• She figured out the paths for the spacecraft to orbit Earth and land on the Moon. NASA used her math, and it worked!
• She was a hollywood star who appeared in most of the famous films in the decade of the 90's.
• She discovered the cure for an illnes

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7. Why is Hellen Keller recognized for?

• She wrote a poetry book that was very known in 1850
• She figured out the paths for the spacecraft to orbit Earth and land on the Moon. NASA used her math, and it worked!
• She overcame being blind and deaf to become a famous author and speaker who helped others with disabilities.

• She discovered the cure for an illnes

7. Why is Mary Wollstonecraft recognized for?

• She was an early advocate for women's rights and writing a famous book about gender equality.

• She figured out the paths for the spacecraft to orbit Earth and land on the Moon. NASA used her math, and it worked!
• She overcame being blind and deaf to become a famous author and speaker who helped others with disabilities.

• She discovered the cure for an illness

8. Which one of these would you say are faulty assumptions?

• Boys drive better than women
• People like hamburgers
• Men and women are intelligent
• Women do house chores better than men