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Remembering... !

Special 8 March Quiz - 17 key dates in the history of women's rights

Key figures quiz

In all, 4 themes:

Education

For each quiz, place the correct dates (on the left) by dragging them over the corresponding dots. We chose key dates worldwide, it's not exhaustive!

Work / Business

Women's freedom

Civil and social rights

EDUCATION

Quiz

1844

Miss Aldersay establishes the first school for girls in Ningbo, China

Harvard University opens its doors to women with the creation of the Harvard Annex, which later becomes Radcliffe College.

India passes the Right to Education Act, guaranteeing every child aged 6 to 14 the right to free, compulsory education.

Première bachelière en France

Free public primary education for girls and boys in France

1879

1881

2010

ANSWER

EDUCATION

Answer

Harvard University opens its doors to women with the creation of the Harvard Annex, which later becomes Radcliffe College.

India passes the Right to Education Act, guaranteeing every child aged 6 to 14 the right to free, compulsory education.

Miss Aldersay establishes the first school for girls in Ningbo, China

Free public primary education for girls and boys in France

1881

1844

2010

1879

WORK / BUSINESS

Quiz

2000

Kamala Harris is sworn in as the first woman and the first woman of colour to be Vice-President of the United States.

Spain becomes the first country in the world to grant mothers and fathers the same parental leave: sixteen weeks, non-transferable and fully paid.

2011

In Sweden, paid parental leave is introduced for a total of 450 days, of which 420 days could be shared between the two parents and 30 days reserved for the father, and therefore non-transferable.

2021

Copé-Zimmerman law in France introduces quotas on boards of directors.

2021

ANSWER

WORK / BUSINESS

Answer

In Sweden, paid parental leave is introduced for a total of 450 days, of which 420 days could be shared between the two parents and 30 days reserved for the father, and therefore non-transferable.

Spain becomes the first country in the world to grant mothers and fathers the same parental leave: sixteen weeks, non-transferable and fully paid.

Kamala Harris is sworn in as the first woman and the first woman of colour to be Vice-President of the United States.

Copé-Zimmerman law in France introduces quotas on boards of directors.

2021

2000

2021

2011

WOMEN'S FREEDOM

Quiz

1960

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves the world's first contraceptive pill to be marketed in the United States

In France, women are allowed to open a bank account and take up a professional activity without their husband's consent.

1965

In United Kingdom, the Abortion Act authorizs abortion.

1967

In Saudi Arabia, women win the right to drive, in a context that is still largely hostile to gender equality.

2018

ANSWER

WOMEN'S FREEDOM

Answer

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approves the world's first contraceptive pill to be marketed in the United States

In France, women are allowed to open a bank account and take up a professional activity without their husband's consent.

In Saudi Arabia, women win the right to drive, in a context that is still largely hostile to gender equality.

In United Kingdom, the Abortion Act authorizs abortion.

1967

1960

2018

1965

CIVIL AND SOCIAL RIGHTS

Quiz

1893

Spain allows women to vote, but only if they are married.

New Zealand allows women to vote

1920

In France, General de Gaulle granted French women the right to vote.

Right of women in France to join a trade union without their husband's permission

1944

1946

ANSWER

CIVIL AND SOCIAL RIGHTS

Answer

Right of women in France to join a trade union without their husband's permission

In France, General de Gaulle granted French women the right to vote.

Spain allows women to vote, but only if they are married.

New Zealand allows women to vote

1944

1893

1946

1920

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