Edib stepped outside traditional gender roles when she
a. refused to work after marriage.
b. married a non-Muslim and had two children.
c. refused to accept her husband's second marriage, which was acceptable to Islam.
d. became a recluse after her separation.
e. prohibited her husband from remarrying.
c
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The Proclamation Line of 1763, divided
A) British from Indian territory. B) French from British territory. C) British from American territory. D) American from Indian territory.
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A. public health; private rights B. property rights; public welfare C. the middle classes; working classes D. property owners; the proletariat
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A. two-thirds B. half C. one-fourth D. one-tenth E. one-third