In public, women were expected to be silent. As a result, choice (B) is the reasonable response.
American women in the nineteenth century were expected to care for the home, cook, and clean. Early in the 1800s, chaos seemed to rule. In search of their fortunes, immigrants and the offspring of farmers flooded the cities. There was an epidemic of disease, poverty, and crime.
Voting, property ownership, and contract-making authority were all denied to women. Women were only considered to be the wife's personal servant. That started to change, though, in the 1830s and 1840s, when some fearless, outspoken women pushed for societal reforms including jails, war, alcohol, and slavery.
Everyone was supposed to get married at some point, men and women alike, but men were also supposed to start their own businesses. A goal for women was to get married and have children.
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Speaking to men's clubs about anti-slavery issues
Taking leadership roles away from ineffective men
Gathering financial support from government officials
hiking
logging
non-native species
organic farming
overgrazing
wildfires
a massive arms buildup
wage-and-price restraints to curb inflation
a crash program to put an American on the moon
B. Absolute monarchy
C. Separation of powers
D. Popular sovereignty
Answer:
C: Separation of Powers
Explanation:
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Gentlemen's Agreement
Monroe Doctrine
Sherman Anti-Trust Act