" They have in-place a hierarchal system; women served as secondary subjects to
their husbands.
• In some extreme cases women were viewed intellectually beneath
male-children.
• Despite the fact everyone is stained with original sin, women carry a heavier
burden due to the depiction of Eve’s actions in the Garden of Eden from the
Old Testament. Her actions were a corruption extended to all women.
• As of 1636 colonial Puritan women officially could not speak in church.
They had to be silent throughout the service.
• Furthermore, women could not lead discussion on matters of theology—except in cases of all-female prayer groups."
If my memory serves me well, the right answer sounds like this Wright’s mother mainly worries that the publication of his story will harm his relationship with his family.
Both John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau believed that in the state of nature all men had natural rights and followed natural God given or inherent laws that signified the freedom of men from tyranny.
