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Racism, terrorism, and poverty
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These are three social problems I hope this was helpful.
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The role of women in colonial Latin American society was markedly different than that of men. Men were supposed to be intelligent, active, independent; women were usually portrayed as silly, passive, dependent creatures. Men were charged with protecting their family's honor and fortune whereas women could endanger them through sexual misbehavior. Men could freely come and go, but women's physical movement was closely scrutinized. In other words, gender mattered.
Colonial Latin American women lived in a patriarchal society, a world in which men occupied positions of authority and power. In general men had rights over women that they did not have over other men, and women did not have over themselves. Men also defined acceptable female conduct, and controlled the justice system, which punished those who overstepped the established boundaries of acceptable behavior. But even here there was always some room for negotiation, for protecting a women who had failed to adhere to the rules of the game. The culture of patriarchy was never as absolute in reality as it was in theory.
But race and class also mattered, both in determining what was expected from any woman and in defining the possible roles open to her. The parameters of acceptable female conduct and activities were closely tied to her social class and racial category. Elite white women were to be chaste and under the direct supervision of their male kin.
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I believe things like health care, housing, and free k-12 schooling.
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The trade went from europe with goods to Africa, where they selled goods for slaves, then to the Americas where they sold and deposited slaves, then all over again.
The American colonies<span> chose to </span>declare independence<span> from Great </span>Britain<span> for many</span>reasons<span>. They believed the </span>British<span> were treating the </span>colonists<span> unfairly. The </span>British<span>passed many tax laws that impacted the </span>colonists<span>. The </span>colonists<span> had no representatives in Parliament to vote on or discuss these laws.</span>
