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The life of women slaves in New Orleans offered the possibility of
 
  A) setting up an independent household.
  B) making wages that could lead to freedom.
  C) obtaining freedom through marriage to a free man.
  D) greater liberty under U.S. rule.

Question 2

Phyllis Blanchard, in the opening essay, found her ideas about marriage and sexuality changed
  by
 
  A) religious awakening. B) science courses she took in college.
  C) her introduction to her husband. D) literary readings.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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