Which statement best describes white women in the British colonies?

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Svetlanka [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

C. They were not seen as full citizens and had very few rights.

Explanation:

Under colonial ear, the status of the white women was always below to her husband. She was regarded to be submissive and inferior in her father's household until the marriage. After getting married, she was considered inferior to her husband. Women were given education to read and learn so that they can be indulged in the service of God. Women were also considered to be more involved in making mistakes and in sinful activities. Equal treatment was not given to the women as citizens.

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