Essential Labor: Mothering as Social Change Quiz | Four Week Quiz A

Garbes, Angela
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Essential Labor: Mothering as Social Change Quiz | Four Week Quiz A

Garbes, Angela
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 2-3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Of the 20 percent of women of color in the U.S. population, what percent of childcare workers are women of color?
(a) 40%.
(b) 35%.
(c) 50%.
(d) 45%.

2. What city did Garbes' grandparents live in?
(a) Bucay.
(b) Malay.
(c) San Juan.
(d) San Fernando.

3. If women around the world made minimum wage for all the unpaid hours of care work they did in 2019, how much would they have earned?
(a) $5.4 trillion.
(b) $12.2 trillion.
(c) $10.9 trillion.
(d) $1.5 trillion.

4. When did the U.S. acquire the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Guam from Spain?
(a) 1886.
(b) 1898.
(c) 1874.
(d) 1891.

5. What province did Garbes' grandparents live in?
(a) Capiz.
(b) Pampanga.
(c) Bataan.
(d) Samar.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was the name of the woman who was in charge of Ima's kitchen for many years?

2. What city published a planning department document where Ukeles noticed that work was divided into Development and Maintenance?

3. How many months did Ukeles spend meeting individual department employees in conjunction with her work Touch Sanitation Performance?

4. What heritage do Gerbes' daughters have on their father's side?

5. When did the confinement of women of the "Great Domestication" (54) begin?

(see the answer key)

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