Why Were Early Feminists Reluctant to Rely on Established Political

question 26

Multiple Choice

Why were early feminists reluctant to rely on established political parties for reform?

• A) Even very egalitarian men politicians expressed sexist views.
• B) The attitudes of political parties were not supportive of the goals of the women's movement.
• C) Early feminists did not work within the existing system, as it was considered oppressive.
• D) Political parties rejected the issue-based approach of the women's movement.
• E) Party leaders were often dismissive and hostile towards women's concerns.

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