1. Summarize the beliefs &
arguments
Feminism Religious fundamentalism
 Voting  Catholics-not allowed to vote
for Pope
 Property rights
 Judaism-not allowed to shake
 Equal pay
hand of man/to avoid sexual
 Reproductive rights arousal
 Policy/politics that affect  Islam-dress code, education
them marriage/divorce, custody
 Place in society  Secular/Atheist-criticized for
 education being male dominant
/subservient.

2. Name the most important leaders
and actions.
Feminism Religious fundamentalism
 Elizabeth Stanton-American  Sigmund Freud- viewed obsessional
abolitionist and leading figure of the neurosis as a distorted private
early woman's movement. Her religion, and religion as a kind of
Declaration of Sentiments is often universal obsessional neurosis.
credited with initiating the first  Donald Winnicott’s- transitional
organized woman's rights and objects and transitional phenomena
suffrage movements in the United gave psychoanalysis a new way of
States. She was the president of the understanding religion and its
National American Woman Suffrage
universality.
Association for 20 years.
 Susan B. Anthony, Lucy  Bernard Lewis
Stone, Olympia Brown

3. References
 Elizabeth Cady Stanton. (2012). Biography.com.
Retrieved 03:42, Feb 12, 2012 from
http://www.biography.com/people/elizabeth-cady-
stanton-9492182
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feminist_movement
 http://www.acopsa.org/acopsa_assets/ReligiousFundam
entalismandViolenceDD.pdf