K. K. D. Sudeshika

 INTRODUCTION  Feminism is a way that all the women stand with their rights and independence. Political, economic, personal and social sides are considering to this theory. It is about altering people's perceptions of male and female rights (especially female rights) and advocating for equal rights. A feminist is someone who believes in feminism. Feminism originated with the Enlightenment in the 18th century. Feminism has three types. They are mainstream/liberal, radical and culture. Liberal Feminism is one of the most prevalent kinds of feminism, and it is institutionalized through the National Organization of Women (NOW). The fundamental ideas of this perspective are that men and women are similar in essential respects and should be treated equally. HISTORY OF FEMINISM  Depending on culture and country the feminists have different targets to achieve. Every feminist group has their own problems to win. Vote, work, earn equal pay, receive education and h...

 INTRODUCTION  Scientific inquiry refers to the many methods through which scientists examine the natural world and provide explanations based on data gained from their research. Inquiry also refers to student activities that help them gain knowledge and comprehension of scientific principles, as well as a grasp of how scientists explore the natural world. It entails thorough observation, as well as applying rigorous skepticism to what is observed, because cognitive preconceptions might alter how one perceives the observation. It entails creating hypotheses based on such observations through induction; experimental and measurement-based testing of deductions made from the hypotheses; and refinement (or elimination) of the hypotheses based on the experimental findings. These are principles of the scientific method. When examine an issue with scientific inquiry, we must follow a structure such as ask questions, hypothesize and predict, test hypothesis, analyze ...