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For my interactive activity I decided to do a crossword puzzle. I thought it would be a fun and good way for the class to get involved with my article and videos.

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Create Your Own Word Search | Easy Word Search Maker

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The best word search maker online: no ads, save-as-you-go, tons of shapes, beautiful. Easy for teachers and first-time creators.

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I found a Youtube video that explains what happens when women win elections. In 2018, there was a big turnout for women candidates. 273 women were on the ballot for the 2018 midterms and represented both parties. Women are more known to discuss topics such as education, climate change, and minimum wage. There's evidence that shows that women make better lawmakers. I chose this video because I believe it is important for people to know that despite there being a few more women in the world than men, men outnumber women in politics by a large margin. It is increasing but still lots of work to be done.

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The U.S. is the only developed country in the world that does not provide parents with any financial assistance. Only 11% of women working at private companies receive paid leave. They do provide 12 weeks unpaid maternity leave with job security. I chose this video because I believe it is important to be aware that despite being one of the richest countries in the world we do not provide paid maternity leave because it is considered too expensive. We do not view it as a necessity.

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Maternity Leave In The U.S. Vs. The Rest Of The World

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I chose this article because it is important to know when women have had the right to vote and that certain countries waited even longer. In the article it discusses how Saudi Arabian women finally were granted the right to vote starting in 2015. In Saudi Arabia the voting polls are separated by gender.

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The election is for municipal councils with few powers, but it's a milestone for Saudi women. As soon as the polls were open at 0800 local time in Riyadh, Hatoon al-Fassi rushed to cast her vote. The Saudi academic and women's rights campaigner had to be driven there. Women are still banned from taking the wheel here.

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Saudi Arabia's women vote in election for first time

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The election is for municipal councils with few powers, but it's a milestone for Saudi women. As soon as the polls were open at 0800 local time in Riyadh, Hatoon al-Fassi rushed to cast her vote. The Saudi academic and women's rights campaigner had to be driven there.