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It's D
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This is because the answer is an opinion, not the facts. It's based on what one person thinks.
Answer: Because women and young girls are typically constrained to careers such as spouses, caretakers, or mothers, I used the term <em>distributed</em>. Women as caregivers are frequently overlooked by society, resulting in gender inequity in household duties. Men were expected to go out and find work and an education to bring home financial support, while women were expected to stay at home to clean the house and care for the children. Women were looked down upon if they had careers or an education. Social norms affect every aspect of our lives, including how we dress, how we talk, what music we listen to, and even our attitudes toward social issues.
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On the first day of the war in 1914, British newspapers published appeals for young men to join the colours, and to fight against Germany. ... Men from all social classes and all areas of Britain volunteered. Others who were overseas in August 1914 traveled thousands of miles to get back and enlist.
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The early relationship between Ralph and Piggy is strained because Piggy wants to be friends with Ralph, but Ralph isn't interested. Ralph told everyone Piggy's nickname to assert a sense of dominance and make himself look bigger to the other boys. I think this makes Ralph mean, but smart and calculated. He knew what sharing the nickname would do for him, but he did not care that it would hurt Piggy. Ralph's immediate betrayal of Piggy to make himself more popular shows that society has not done a good job of raising children to have good morals. It shows that it is highly accepted in society to put others down if it means bringing yourself up. Ralph is not a true friend to Piggy because he used him, betrayed him, and laughed at him.
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