The modern Chilean feminist movement was rooted in traditional
A) gendered ideals of womanhood and family that spawned special protective legislation.
B) egalitarian beliefs that women and men should be treated equally in the eyes of the law.
C) Socialist and Communist ideologies that viewed women and workers as oppressed people
D) women's rights struggles led by Carrie Chapman Catt in the United States and throughout the hemisphere.
Question 2
Literate Chilean women won the right to vote in 1949 when
A) MEMCH and other feminists pressured a leftist government to enact the legislation.
B) Elena Doll de Diaz, an aristocratic Conservative, persuaded the president to sign a decree.
C) Gonzalez Videla disenfranchised leftists and appealed for conservative women's support.
D) a Socialist and Communist Popular Front government delivered on its campaign promise.
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