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GCSE Sociology · key term
A system of social relationships in which men hold greater power than women.
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A system of social relationships in which men hold greater power and women are disadvantaged.
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A system of male dominance in which men hold more power than women.
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A system of social relationships in which men hold greater power and authority than women.
A social system in which men hold greater power and authority than women.
A system of social relationships and institutions in which men hold greater power than women.
A system of male dominance in which men hold greater power than women.
A system of social organisation in which men hold disproportionate power and women are disadvantaged.
A system of social relationships in which men hold more power than women.
A system of social organisation in which men hold greater power and authority than women.
A social system in which men hold greater power than women.
A system of male domination in which men hold greater power and women are disadvantaged.
A system of social relationships and structures through which men dominate women.
A system of social relationships and institutions in which men hold disproportionate power and women are disadvantaged.
A system of social relations and structures that maintains male dominance and disadvantages women.
A system of social structures and practices through which men dominate and exploit women.
A system of social structures and practices through which men dominate, oppress and exploit women.
A system of social organisation in which men hold dominant power and women are subordinated.
A social system in which men hold more power than women.
A system of social relationships in which men hold more power and authority than women.
Component 1, Component 2
A system of male dominance in which men generally have more power and authority than women.
A pattern of social organisation in which men hold greater power and authority than women.
A system of male power and dominance over women.
A system of male dominance in which men hold more power and authority than women.
A system of social relationships in which men hold greater power and authority than women.
A system of social relationships in which men hold more power and authority than women.
A social system in which men hold disproportionate power and authority over women.
A system of male dominance in which men hold greater power than women.
A social system in which men and male ideas dominate, giving men greater power than women.
A social system in which men hold more power and women are subordinated.
A system of male dominance in which social institutions and practices tend to advantage men and disadvantage women.
A system of social relationships in which men hold more power than women.
A system of social relationships and institutions in which men hold greater power than women.
A system of social relationships and structures in which men dominate, oppress or exploit women.
A system of social organisation in which men hold greater power and women experience disadvantage.
A system of society in which men hold greater power and authority than women.
A system of male dominance in which men hold more power than women.
