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GCSE English Literature · key term
A social system in which men hold most authority, including power within families.
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Paper 1, Paper 2
A social system in which men hold most authority and women are generally expected to be subordinate to them.
A social system in which men hold most authority in public life and within the family.
A social system in which men hold most positions of authority and power.
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A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including fathers’ authority within households.
A social system in which men, especially fathers, hold authority over women and family decisions.
A social system in which men hold greater authority, including fathers’ power over their households.
A social system in which men hold the main positions of authority, including power within the family.
A system in which men hold dominant authority, particularly fathers within families.
A social system in which men hold the main positions of authority, including fathers’ power within families.
A social system in which men hold most authority, including fathers exercising power over their households.
A social system in which men hold most authority, including fathers' power over family decisions.
A social system in which men hold most authority and women have less power over decisions affecting their lives.
A social system in which men hold most authority, including authority over women’s marriages and reputations.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including power within families and marriage.
A society or system in which men hold most authority, including power over family decisions.
A society or system in which men hold dominant authority, including fathers’ authority within families.
A social system in which men hold most authority, especially as fathers, husbands and public leaders.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including authority over women within families.
A society or system in which men hold most authority, including fathers’ authority over their children.
A social system in which men hold the main positions of authority, including power within families.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including fathers' authority over daughters.
A social system in which men, especially fathers, hold authority over women and families.
A social system in which men, particularly fathers and husbands, hold authority over women.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including fathers' authority over their families.
A society or system in which men hold most authority and women have less power.
A society or system in which men hold most positions of authority.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, particularly fathers within families.
A social system in which men hold most authority and power.
A social system in which men hold greater authority and power than women.
A society or system in which men hold greater authority and power than women.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including power within marriage and the household.
A social system in which men hold most authority and women’s choices are restricted by male power.
A social system in which men hold most authority, including power within marriage and the family.
A society in which men hold most authority and women are expected to accept subordinate roles.
A society in which men hold most power and authority, limiting women’s independence.
A system in which men hold greater power in society, institutions or family relationships.
A social system in which men hold most authority and women’s independence is restricted.
A social system in which men hold dominant power and authority.
Paper 1, Paper 2
A social system in which men hold the principal positions of authority, including within families.
A social system in which men hold most authority and women are generally expected to be subordinate.
A social system in which men hold most positions of authority and are generally expected to govern households and public life.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including fathers' authority within families.
A social system in which men hold the main positions of authority, including fathers’ authority within families.
A society or system in which men hold the main positions of authority, including power within families.
Paper 1, Paper 2
A social system in which men hold most authority and women are expected to accept subordinate roles.
Revise: GenderPriestley presents a society in which men generally control business and money, while respectable women are expected to support them and avoid uncomfortable subjects. This is patriarchy: a system that gives men greater authority and expects women to accept subordinate roles.
A social system in which men hold the main positions of authority and women have less power.
A society or system in which men hold most authority, including authority within the family.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including authority within the family.
A social system in which men, particularly fathers and husbands, hold authority over women and family decisions.
A society or family structure in which men hold the main authority.
Component 1, Component 2
A social system in which men hold the main positions of authority, including authority within families.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including fathers’ authority within families.
A social system in which men hold the main positions of authority, including fathers exercising power within families.
A social system in which men hold the main positions of authority, including power within the family.
A social system in which men, especially fathers, hold authority over the family and women’s choices.
A social system in which men hold most authority, including power within the family.
A social system in which men hold the main positions of authority, including authority within the family.
A social system in which men, particularly fathers, hold authority over women and family decisions.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including fathers’ power within families.
A society or system in which men hold the main positions of authority, including fathers’ authority within families.
A social system in which men hold the main positions of authority, including a father's power within a family.
A social system in which men, particularly fathers, hold dominant authority.
A social system in which men, particularly fathers, hold dominant authority within families and society.
A society in which men hold most authority, including fathers exercising power over their households.
A system in which men, particularly fathers, hold dominant authority within families and society.
A system in which men hold dominant authority, particularly within families and public life.
A society or system in which men hold most positions of authority and power.
A society or system in which men hold most authority, including power over women’s family lives and reputations.
A social system in which men hold the main positions of authority and power.
A social system in which men hold the main authority, including power over women within families.
A society's unequal distribution of authority in favour of men, including power over women's marriages and reputations.
A social system in which men hold most authority, including authority within families.
A social system in which men hold primary authority, including power over women within families.
A social system in which men hold most authority, including power within families and over marriage.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including within families.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including expectations that fathers or brothers protect and oversee women.
A society in which men generally hold greater authority and women are expected to accept subordinate roles.
A social system in which men, especially fathers, hold authority over women and family decisions.
A social system in which men hold most authority. Portia’s language of surrendering herself and her property to Bassanio reflects patriarchal expectations of marriage.
A social system in which men hold primary authority, including authority within the family.
A social system in which men hold the main positions of authority, including authority within families.
A society or system in which men hold most authority and women’s choices are restricted.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including fathers' authority within families and husbands' authority in marriage.
A society in which men hold most authority, including fathers’ authority over daughters.
A society or system in which men hold the main positions of authority.
A social system in which men hold most authority and women are expected to occupy subordinate roles.
A social system in which men hold most authority, including power within the family.
A social system in which men hold most authority and women are expected to defer to them.
A social system in which men hold greater authority and power than women.
A social system in which men hold most positions of power and authority.
A social system in which men hold most authority and women’s choices are more restricted.
A society or system in which men hold dominant authority, including power over women within marriage.
A social system in which men hold greater authority than women, including within families, employment and marriage.
A social system in which men hold greater authority than women, including within the family.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority and women’s opportunities and choices are restricted.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including control over women’s choices.
A society or system in which men hold the main authority, including fathers’ power within families.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, particularly fathers within families.
A social system in which men, especially fathers, hold authority over the household and its members.
A social system in which men hold the main authority, including authority within the family.
A social system in which men hold the main authority, especially fathers within families.
A social system in which men hold greater authority than women, particularly within families and public institutions.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority over women, including within families.
A social system in which men hold authority, including authority over women within the family.
A system of social authority in which men hold power over women, including expectations that daughters and wives obey fathers and husbands.
A social system in which men hold authority over women, including the expectation that daughters obey fathers and wives obey husbands.
A social system in which men hold authority, including a father's power over his daughter's marriage.
A social system in which men hold most authority and power over women.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including authority over women within families.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including power over women's choices within families.
A social system in which men hold most authority and power.
A social system in which men hold most authority and women are generally expected to defer to male power.
A society in which men hold most authority, including power within families.
A society or system in which men hold most authority, including power over family decisions.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, particularly over women within families.
A social system in which men hold most authority, including power within families and over marriage arrangements.
An arrangement of society in which men hold most authority, including power within families.
A society or system in which men hold most authority, including power over family decisions and women’s conduct.
A social system in which men hold primary authority, including a father’s power within the household.
A society or system in which men hold most authority, including power within families.
A system in which men, particularly fathers, hold authority over families and women’s choices.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including authority within the family.
A social system in which men hold most authority and women are generally expected to be subordinate.
A social system in which men hold most authority, including fathers’ and husbands’ authority within families.
A system in which men hold dominant authority, including fathers' authority over daughters and husbands' authority within marriage.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including authority over women within marriage and the family.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including power within marriage and the household.
A society or system in which men hold dominant authority, including authority over women within marriage and the family.
A social system in which men hold most authority, including authority within the family.
A society in which men hold most institutional power and are treated as the heads of households.
A society or system in which men hold most authority, including authority within the family.
A social system in which men hold authority, including the expectation that fathers and husbands govern family life.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including power over women within families and marriage.
A social system in which men hold most authority and power.
A social system in which men hold most authority and women are expected to be subordinate.
A society or system in which men hold most positions of authority, including power within families.
A social system in which men hold most authority, particularly in government and the family.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including fathers’ power over daughters’ marriages.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including fathers' authority over daughters and husbands' authority over wives.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including fathers' authority over children and husbands' authority within marriage.
A society or system in which men hold the main positions of authority.
A social system in which men hold most authority, including fathers' power over daughters and husbands' authority over wives.
A society or system in which men hold most authority and women face unequal expectations or opportunities.
A society or system in which men hold most authority and women are expected to accept their leadership.
A social system in which men hold most authority and power, including control over important forms of property and inheritance.
A society or system in which men hold dominant authority. John Reed’s expectation that Jane should call him ‘Master’ connects gender with wealth and household power.
A social system in which men hold most authority and women’s opportunities and independence are restricted.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including power over women within employment, marriage and family life.
A social system in which men hold greater authority than women, including within marriage and the family.
A social system in which men hold dominant authority, including authority over women within marriage.
A social system in which men hold most authority and women are expected to accept subordinate roles.
A social system in which men hold greater authority and power than women.
