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Question 1.
Women met in 1981 at an Ottawa convention to demand an end to their second-class citizenship.


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Question 2.
There is some evidence to indicate that Margaret Mead's "reversal hypothesis" about the Tchambuli was incorrect.


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Question 3.
Research shows that the differences in biology do not determine the inequality between males and females.


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Question 4.
The performance gap between males and females in the marathon event has widened in the last 25 years.


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Question 5.
A true case of matriarchy has never been documented in human history.


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Question 6.
In global perspective, the vast majority of activities are consistently defined as feminine or masculine.


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Question 7.
Canada and other industrial societies today consider women working for income to be the exception rather than the rule.


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Question 8.
Very few women in Canada are pursuing a medical career.


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Question 9.
Despite women's rapid entry into the labour force, the amount of housework performed by women has declined only slightly.


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Question 10.
The earning differential between women and men has been narrowing in Canada.


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Question 11.
In 2003 in Canada, a majority of all bachelor's degrees were earned by women.


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Question 12.
Most gender-linked violence occurs in the home.


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Question 13.
Most victims of sexual harassment are women.


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Question 14.
The traditional view of pornography focused on pornography as a power issue; a more recent view focuses on pornography as a moral issue.


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Question 15.
In Canada, opposition to feminism is primarily directed at its socialist and radical variants.


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