How did Christianity affect women and Jews?

Question

What will be an ideal response?

Answer 1

The ideal answer should include:
a. The monastic movement offered women an alternative to the traditional roles of wife and mother.
b. Church leaders' interpretation of Genesis led to negative views of women.
c. Women could also find salvation.
d. Christians blamed Jews for Jesus's death and believed that Jews deserved the misfortune that befell them.
e. As Christianity gained imperial support, Jews lost many legal protections and benefits.
f. Jews were pressured to convert to Christianity.
g. Some Jews resisted by attacking Jews who had converted to Christianity or rebelling against Roman rule.
h. The rabbis emerged as leaders of Jewish communities and preserved Jewish texts.