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    and many laws restricted their freedom further. They were seen as inferior to men. Men attended school and received an education whereas women did not. Men were generally expected to work and provide for the family‚ while women were confined to domesticities. Men worked as fishermen‚ shepherds‚ and farmers. Men were able to become priests and study Scripture. Men also controlled the government. Men were viewed as the head of the household in ancient Palestine‚ and they held most of the power within

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    “Father and Child” (1975) it becomes apparent that their enduring popularity is rooted in their exploration of issues integral in defining the human condition‚ in particular (QUESTION transience of time‚ but also the conflict between creativity and domesticity‚ the inevitability of loss of childhood innocence and the fragility of life respectively ). However; Harwood’s poems are not only valued for their examination of concerns relevant to the human condition‚ but also the uniqueness of their construction

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    The Effects of Slavery on Linda Brent and her Family The story “Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl” expresses the horrible events that took place in Linda’s journey to freedom. Even though she may have wanted to keep her painful story secretive‚ she believed that making it public could possibly help the movement of antislavery. Linda describes the effects of slavery that not only affected herself but also her family. The stories she illustrated showed the demeaning power over slavery‚ the

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    dangerous individuals whose hyper sexuality conflicted with symbols of white domesticity. The apparatuses of the state constructed black female crime within this framework‚ by using sentences that stretched longer than others‚ using whiteness as a degree of crime‚ and to set examples to other women. The state enacted these punishments because they feared that black women became a growing danger and nuisance to white domesticity. Race‚ gender‚ and sexuality impacted African American women within the criminal

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    1. Why are Luddites famous? Hated and ransacked factories/machines 2. What characterized railroad construction on the continent? The need to expand trade and move goods to farther places faster; more efficient; different levels of government involved (England= moderate‚ others= not a lot) 3. What did the Mines Act of 1842 call for? Underground work prohibited for children and women 4. What were the demands of the Chartist movement? Male suffrage 5. Which law outlawed labor unions and

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    Fairy tales are a way for literature to uphold the patriarchal conventions of society. These “harmless” stories are presented to children at a young age‚ which then establish the normality of the domination of men in their minds. Social conventions are instituted to children through fairy tale characters that they can relate to in order to embed the “proper” gender behaviors in their brains. “American literature is male. To read the canon of what is currently considered classic American literature

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    the practicality of their actions. The importance of domesticity incited a great debate over the issue of female education. For the most part‚ it was decided that females should receive some education‚ but many disagreed about the subjects to be included. Many believed a "finished" education took away from the practical knowledge required for housewives. Men feared that an emphasis on academics would take away from her domesticity and the home life would suffer. Many believed that the natural

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    poetry of Bishop. These include nature‚ childhood‚ domesticity/motherhood‚ and the resilience of the human spirit. The two poems I will be discussing about in my answer related to the following themes are ‘Sestina’ and ‘The Filling Station’. The two themes I will be discussing about are domesticity and childhood. The first poem I will be discussing on is ‘Sestina’. The theme in ‘Sestina’‚ which I will be discussing‚ is childhood and domesticity. In ‘Sestina’ Bishop is looking back at her childhood

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    the impact of political changes on American families‚ specifically the relationship of a Cold War ideology and the ideal of domesticity in the 1960s. May believed that with security as the common thread‚ the Cold War ideology and the domestic revival reinforced each other. Personal adaption‚ rather than political resistance‚ characterized the era. However‚ postwar domesticity never fully delivered on its promises because the baby-boom children who grew up in suburban homes abandoned the containment

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    CHANGE OVER TIME THEME COMPARISON BY REGION: GENDER STRUCTURES REGIONS Paleolithic and Neolithic Periods Foundations 4500 BCE To 600 CE Post-Classical 600 – 1450 CE Early Modern 1450 – 1750 CE Modern 1750 – 1914 CE Contemporary 1914 - Present SOUTHWEST ASIA Paleolithic Societies: Generalized gender equality. Women gathered but they often did hunt. Women could be leaders and sat in council. Men/women both raised children and provide for the social groups as life was subsistence. Neolithic

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