Republican motherhood
Republican motherhood became the new role for women following the American Revolution. This gave women a specific place in society which gave them the duty to have American children and raise them morally and with good civic values.
Though this may seem like a slight to women when some wanted rights in particular the right to vote, it was a privilege for many women. This duty gave women their role in society that men could not intrude on or take away. The two genders were given very specific and separate roles for the new society. Men were responsible for making money and establishing an economy in addition to participating in government. Women were expected to take care of social and cultural concerns in particular raising children and teaching them morality, reading, writing, and civics. This role was critical to maintaining and continuing the revolutionary ideas and spirit. It would be women who taught and carried on the identity associated with Americanism.
West Germany had economic aid provided by the United States and the Marshall Plan. The currency reform (1948) replaced the Reichsmark with the Deutsche Mark.
The apostle Peter was formerly known as Simon , but named Peter by Jesus. He writes to Christians facing prosecution to not falter in their faith, but to rejoice in the belief of their salvation and future glory in eternity. He sees the ones who are prosecuted but keeping the faith as the “elected “ones and these “elected” ones are specially chosen by God.
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