The Interlocking Nature of Social Inequality That Shapes How Gender

question 14

Multiple Choice

The interlocking nature of social inequality that shapes how gender is constructed and performed is also known as __________.

• A) patriarchy
• B) social construction
• C) gender assignment
• D) intersectionality

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Definitions:

Tax Credits

Financial incentives or reductions in tax payments provided by governments to encourage certain behaviors or to aid taxpayers in specific situations.

Rate Of Poverty

The proportion of the population living below the poverty line, reflecting the economic condition where individuals lack sufficient income to meet minimal standards of living.

Political Will

The determination or commitment of policymakers to undertake actions that are necessary to achieve specific political objectives, often in the face of opposition or difficulty.

Western European Nations

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