The change from slavery to sharecropping among African American families
a. provided economic benefits so that children could attend school and enjoy economic mobility.
b. prompted the end of racial discrimination.
c. diminished the equality between men and women found in slavery.
d. allowed African Americans to buy the land they worked with sharecropping payments.
Question 2
Two competing views of womanhood were promoted in the 19th century. The Cult of True Womanhood promoted piety, purity, submissiveness, and domesticity. The Ideal of Real Womanhood promoted
a. physical fitness, education, assertiveness and employability.
b. sexuality, independence, and women's support networks.
c. social activism promoting traditional Christian values.
d. proper etiquette and social graces combined with romanticism, love, beauty.
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