WGST 1F90 Lecture Notes - Lecture 21: Rape Crisis Center, Wartime Elections Act, Wgst
7 Apr 2016
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Key terms: first and second waves, temperance/prohibiion, essenialism, w. c. t. u, maternal (social) feminism, equal rights feminism, military voter"s act, 1917 warime elecions act, & 1918 women"s franchise act, grassroots feminism & insituionalized feminism, r. c. s. w, androcentric. First wave feminism (19 th century mid 20 th century: the 19th century was a ime of acivism, reform, and hopes for a more just world, social purity movements of the 19th century; based on sexist/racist beliefs. Maternal (social) feminism: religion as an entry point to the public realm. 19 th century separate realms of women and men (diagram) Equal rights feminists supporing sameness (same as men) 2 | p a g e: war provided opportuniies for women to paricipate in public life through, women sufragists also used this ime to coninue to push for women"s vote on a naional level. 5: at the federal level, women"s franchise was achieved in three phases:
