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The Chaucer's attitude toward women and social class is that female posses evil-like quality and they cannot be trusted.
<h3>What is social class?</h3>
A social class serves as a set of concepts used in the classification of people in the society based on different hierarchical social categories.
The evil-like quality, that Chaucer was describing was that female are selfish being.
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Following the climax, the story will head in a different direction as a direct result of the choices made during the climax. The falling action, therefore, follows that part of the story and depicts the way those choices affect the characters going forward.
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The answe would be d. plies. Some politicians are easily corrupted if someone with a special interest plies them with money. Hope that helps!!