Puritan fathers justified their extensive involvement in their children's lives because
a. children always followed in the occupational footsteps of the father, so they apprenticed from a very early age.
b. the Puritan household was egalitarian with regard to gender roles.
c. women were seen as unfit to be disciplinarians, moral guides, or intellectual teachers.
d. women were supposed to focus on church and charity.
Question 2
Which of the following is not a reason why the majority tells the stock story about affirmative action in academia as noted by Richard Delgado?
a. The stock story emphasizes the university's benevolent motivation and good faith toward affirmative action.
b. The stock story lessens the possibility that the presence of faculty of color on university faculties might alter the institution's character and help introduce a different prism and different criteria for selecting future candidates.
c. The stock story is neutral and avoids issues of blame or responsibility.
d. The stock story emphasizes large pools of potential minority candidates and thus goes to great lengths to select carefully the best candidate.
Young children typically are boundlessly curious about the world around them.
When parents actively support higher education, their children achieve more in their future careers.
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