Prior to 1860, the social institution that most bound farm communities together was the
A. grocery store.
B. schoolhouse.
C. church.
D. town hall.
E. tavern.
Answer: C
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A. It stresses that qualities characteristic of women have been devalued and should be honored and respected in society. B. It focuses on issues of importance to minority communities: poverty, racism, jobs, health care, and access to education. C. It views some gender differences in values and social behaviors as either an essential part. of womanhood or so deeply socialized that they are virtually universal and unlikely to change. D. It emphasizes male control and domination throughout history.
The Massachusetts Bay Puritans
A. introduced freedom of worship to the New World. B. fought with the surrounding Indians almost immediately. C. created a "theocracy" in colonial Massachusetts. D. lived as grim and joyless people. E. took vows of poverty as evidence of their commitment to their faith.
The works of Racine
A) were all copies of Shakespeare humorous tales. B) were all written in prose. C) glorified the importance of the noble class in France. D) strongly emphasized the pessimism of the later years of Louis’s reign. E) focused on the violent lives of the characters and society of the time.
Pfeffer’s research reveals the paradoxical situation of women involved with trans men. On the one hand, they have access to heteronormative social privileges, while on the other they:
a. have to live with the sexist expectations of their trans men partners. b. continue to be suspect as gender queer in the larger society. c. feel pressured to take on the conventional housewife role. d. lose access to sexual minority communities with which they identify.