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Jkov05

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Dugger believes that the most important myth supporting gender inequality is
 
  a. women should be themselves.
  b. men are the center; women are the margin, the others.
  c. men deserve advantage.
  d. men are not advantaged.
  e. women will someday be able to turn the tables.

Question 2

The 107 19th century novels of Horatio Alger and the McGuffey readers used in American primary schools emphasized
 
  a. hard work.
  b. free public education.
  c. the free market.
  d. a classless society.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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