In early-nineteenth-century America, men usually regarded women as
a. social and political equals.
b. having a sharply distinct economic role in society.
c. physically and emotionally weak but morally superior to men.
d. having their proper place in the home.
e. sexually lustful and dangerous.
Question 2
All of the following are true about Pops Rebellion in 1680, except
a. Pueblo Indians rebelled when Spanish missionaries sought to suppress native religious customs.
b. Pueblo Indians destroyed every Catholic church in the province of New Mexico.
c. the revolt by Pueblo Indians was successfully halted by the Spanish.
d. Pueblo Indians built a ceremonial religious chamber - kiva - on the ruins of the Spanish plaza.
e. Spanish priests and settlers were killed in the conflict.
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