1. Which test was used to determine whether the law that prohibited women from being bartenders was constitutional in Goesaert v. Cleary?
a. rational basis test.
b. strict scrutiny test.
c. protectionist test.
d. intermediate test.
2. Which of the following best describes the feminist debate in Muller v. Oregon?
a. women are protected at the expense of patriarchal ideologies.
b. women are protected because they are mothers.
c. women are protected because there are physical differences between men and women.
d. all of the above.
3. The ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment in 1868 is important because:
a. it explicitly grants full rights and equality of citizenship to women.
b. it make the national government the sole protector of women’s rights and not the states.
c. it made women citizens of the United States.
d. it contains an equal protection clause which guarantees equal rights for women.
4. In the Awakening video, the problem women had with no name was?
a. unequal pay for equal work
b. middle class women could only get secretarial jobs.
c. women were not happy being homemakers and they had no choices for their talents.
d. they did not live the American dream.
5. Why is it important to study women’s rights from a legal perspective?
a. There are very few women lawyers and judges in the United States.
b. Legislatures enact laws that protect women’s rights on a regular basis.
c. change in the status of women occur as a result of actions taken by the courts.
d. Social movements do not bring about change for women’s equality.
6. Which of the following does not explain why feminism takes many forms?
a. feminists disagree over which policies best promote equality for women.
b. feminists have ideological disagreements.
c. feminism have overlapping forms of oppression.
d. feminists agree on the strategies that will bring about equality for women.