Question 1 All of these factors contributed to the changing role of women in the Third World except: Question 2 Like their counter parts in the developed world, women are over represented in which professions: Question 3 Evidence of extreme gender inequality and exploitation in the Third World include:Question 4 Rape and gang rape is widespread in which country? Question 5 Despise laws passed in Third World countries to stop atrocities against women: Question 6 A major problem for women in LDCs is : Question 7 Based on World Bank statistics, which regions have the lowest female literacy rates, compared with males? Question 8 Which country has the lowest female literacy rates, compared with males? Question 9 Which developed country has the lowest gender empowerment in terms of income and political power? Question 10 Radical Feminist would most likely agree with _______________ theorists who emphasize that the spread of capitalism has widened the gender gap for disadvantaged women. Question 11 Rural Third world women contribute ______________ of family food in most countries. Question 12 In Africa, the number of males available to participate in agricultural work has declined because of: Question 13 Government planners often neglect the important role women play in working family farms by clinging to: Question 14 Since the 1980s economic boom in Asia, young unmarried women are favored for factory jobs because: Question 15 Despite Thailandâs economic boom since the 1960s, continuing rural poverty has driven many young women to participate in:Question 16 In Latin America _____________ was the first nation to allow women to vote and __________ was the last. Question 17 Political participation at the regional or national levels is difficult for Third World women because: Question 18 Since the early 1990’s, Third World countries have equaled or surpassed highly developed nations in percentage of women in legislatures through: Question 19 Contrary to modernization theory but true to radical feminist analysis, socioeconomic modernization has often adversely affect women in Third World countries. Examples include: Question 20 One of the paradoxes of the spread of democracy in the Third World and gender equality is:
Is this a fair that Men and Women are becoming more equal
It is true to say that often through out time, in various circumstances and situations, individuals have been discriminated based on their gender. We would think that after numerous years of battle for equality, we would have reached the point where the role of men and women at home merged and the different responsibilities shared. […]
