Question

1. the “second shift,” a term coined by sociologist arlie hochschild, refers to: (1 point) *

a) the extra hours women spend working at their paid jobs to earn a promotion.
b) the unpaid domestic labor and childcare that women perform after their paid work.
c) the shift in the 1970s toward more men doing housework.
d) the shift in women’s employment from factory work to office work.

1. at the seneca falls convention in 1848, a “declaration of sentiments” was drafted. why was the demand for women’s suffrage particularly controversial, even among women’s rights advocates? (1 point) *

a) most women were not interested in voting at that time.
b) some believed the demand was too radical and would jeopardize other, more achievable goals.
c) men’s suffrage had not yet been fully realized.
d) the demand was not included in the original draft and was added later.

Explanation:

The "second shift" as coined by Arlie Hochschild refers to the unpaid domestic labor and childcare that women do after their paid - work. Regarding the Seneca Falls Convention, the demand for women's suffrage was controversial among women's rights advocates because some thought it was too radical and could endanger other more achievable goals.

Answer:

1. b) The unpaid domestic labor and childcare that women perform after their paid work.
2. b) Some believed the demand was too radical and would jeopardize other, more achievable goals.