Ida B. Wells-Barnett wrote extensively about
a. conditions of children in France
b. new forms of discrimination and racism
c. socialism and early phases of capitalism
d. the failure to improve the conditions of women
B
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Under the ie system,
a. a daughter was viewed as a permanent family member until she married. b. a bride was known as the "bride of the family," not the bride of her husband. c. a wife served and obeyed her parents. d. a married woman was responsible for caring for her parents.
If Pam is researching pro- and antiabortion activism, she is likely to find that
A. both sides agree on the roles of women in society. B. both sides agree on women’s control over their own fertility. C. the sides disagree on the nature of men’s and women’s relationships. D. the sides disagree over whether sexual norms have changed.
Explain what is meant by the phrase “the deconstruction of race as we know it.” What does this imply about the U.S. population?
What will be an ideal response?
Unmarried couples often make assumptions about the nature of their relationship and their mutual obligations and then assume that they have agreement about various matters that were never discussed. These unshared assumptions are called:
A. shadow roles. B. private contracts. C. random agreements. D. alternative contracts.