PPT: Women Change the World | PPTs for Class 7 PDF Download

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Grade – 7- Civics
Women Change the World
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Grade – 7- Civics
Women Change the World
Fewer Opportunities and 
Rigid Expectations
There are many stereotypes that exist 
in society such as girls and women are 
not capable of dealing with technical 
things. 
Due to these stereotypes, many girls 
do not get the same support that boys 
get.
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Grade – 7- Civics
Women Change the World
Fewer Opportunities and 
Rigid Expectations
There are many stereotypes that exist 
in society such as girls and women are 
not capable of dealing with technical 
things. 
Due to these stereotypes, many girls 
do not get the same support that boys 
get.
Some of the  Social Evils Faced By 
Women
Parda System
Early Marriage
Johar System
Sati System
Dowry System
Domestic Violence
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Grade – 7- Civics
Women Change the World
Fewer Opportunities and 
Rigid Expectations
There are many stereotypes that exist 
in society such as girls and women are 
not capable of dealing with technical 
things. 
Due to these stereotypes, many girls 
do not get the same support that boys 
get.
Some of the  Social Evils Faced By 
Women
Parda System
Early Marriage
Johar System
Sati System
Dowry System
Domestic Violence
Learning for change
Going to school is an extremely important 
part of a child ’s life. 
In the 19th century, many new ideas about 
education and learning emerged. 
Schools became more common and 
communities that had never learnt reading 
and writing started sending their children to 
school. But there was a lot of opposition to 
educating girls.
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Grade – 7- Civics
Women Change the World
Fewer Opportunities and 
Rigid Expectations
There are many stereotypes that exist 
in society such as girls and women are 
not capable of dealing with technical 
things. 
Due to these stereotypes, many girls 
do not get the same support that boys 
get.
Some of the  Social Evils Faced By 
Women
Parda System
Early Marriage
Johar System
Sati System
Dowry System
Domestic Violence
Learning for change
Going to school is an extremely important 
part of a child ’s life. 
In the 19th century, many new ideas about 
education and learning emerged. 
Schools became more common and 
communities that had never learnt reading 
and writing started sending their children to 
school. But there was a lot of opposition to 
educating girls.
Rashsundari Devi was a housewife 
from a rich landlord ’s family. 
At that time, it was believed that if a 
woman learnt to read and write, she 
would bring bad luck to her husband 
and become a widow! Despite this, she 
taught herself how to read and write in 
secret, well after her marriage.