Select the law enacted by the parliament for the welfare of women Options all of the above dowry prohibition act equal remuneration act Special marriage act

Select the law enacted by the parliament for the welfare of women Options all of the above dowry prohibition act equal remuneration act Special marriage act

Time left 0:07:45Question 6Not yet answeredMarked out of 1.00Flag questionTipsQuestion textWhich is not the Women and Child Welfare and Coordination activities of ministries and organizations?a.The Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961 (28 of 1961)b.luxury lifestylesc.Balika Samriddhi Yojanad.care of pre-school children

The Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986 is an example ofSelect one:a.Regulative Labour Legislationb.Protective Labour Legislationc.Social Security Legislationd.Welfare Legislation

The dowry Prohibition act came in the yearOptions1962196119631960

Question 24Feature“The removal of all forms of the subjection of women is the purpose to which the National Woman’s Party is dedicated. Its present campaign to remove the discriminations against women in the laws of the United States is but the beginning of its determined effort to secure the freedom of women, an integral part of the struggle for human liberty for which women are first of all responsible. Its interest lies in the final release of woman from the class of a dependent, subservient being to which early civilization committed her.“The laws of various States at present hold her in that class [of dependents]. They deny her a control of her children equal to the father’s; . . . they punish her for offenses for which men go unpunished; they exclude her from public office and from public institutions to the support of which her taxes contribute. . . .“. . . In California the husband is sole manager of the community property, which consists of all that is acquired during the marriage by either husband or wife. . . . Her wages and earnings therefore are under his control during [his] life and he can dispose of them without her knowledge or consent. . . .“. . . [The National Woman’s Party] has under its consideration an amendment to the Federal Constitution which, if adopted, would remove [these discriminations] as one stroke.”Elsie Hill, activist, “Shall Women Be Equal Before the Law?”, The Nation, 1922QuestionWhich of the following social contexts best helps to explain the development discussed in the excerpt?ResponsesFederal land grants encouraged migration to western states.Federal land grants encouraged migration to western states.The United States population shifted from rural to urban areas.The United States population shifted from rural to urban areas.Some religious leaders argued against modern cultural values.Some religious leaders argued against modern cultural values.Nativists advocated against allowing continued immigration.