Social, Legal and Political Position of Women in 1890s

Descripción

GCSE Britain Fichas sobre Social, Legal and Political Position of Women in 1890s, creado por sagar.joban el 07/06/2013.
sagar.joban
Fichas por sagar.joban, actualizado hace más de 1 año
sagar.joban
Creado por sagar.joban hace más de 11 años
382
0

Resumen del Recurso

Pregunta Respuesta
Social, Legal and Political Position of Women in 1890s: Married Women's Property Act of 1870 Altered the original law in 1870, meaning that once a couple were married, the woman could keep her own income and property.
Social, Legal and Political Position of Women in 1890s: 1925 - Right to Keep Children From 1925, children did not automatically belong to their mother's husband, meaning that more mothers could keep their children. From since there, little else changed.
Social, Legal and Political Position of Women in 1890s: Inequality Women were economically dependent on men, were expected to be obedient to men and had fewer legal rights. Limited range of employment open as married women weren't expected to work. Late 1911 - barely 10% of married women worked.
Social, Legal and Political Position of Women in 1890s: Married Women's Property Act of 1870 From 1870, women were allowed to be the legal owner of any money that they earned and to inherit property.
Mostrar resumen completo Ocultar resumen completo

Similar

General Notes
Charlotte Peacock
History- Home Front WW1
jessmitchell
History Revision- Causes of WW1 for Year 10 mock
georgina kiff
6) The Treaty of Versailles
jadesilver
Poverty and Living Conditions in the 1890s
sagar.joban
The Liberal Reforms
Alice Green
AQA: Britain and Appeasement 1919-1940 (1)
Sophie Evans
Second Labour Government
Chloe_White
The End of WW1
Izzy Noone
The End of the War
izzykersley01
New Weapons
izzykersley01