Answer:
Anglo-Saxon women had similar power, they also retain their control over their property after marriage.
Explanation:
Women in the Anglo-Saxon society and women of today have similar role. Although the men of Anglo-Saxon dominated the society, the women still retain control over their property after marriage. Women served the men and took care of the children and were mostly housewives in Anglo-Saxon society.
The Anglo-Saxon women took care of the home and were peace weavers. Women had more submissive role in Anglo-Saxon and the men were seen as the central leaders in the society. The Anglo-Saxon women also assumed the role of motivators.
Based on my own knowledge, Tank Man was the standpoint of silence and defiance, an act of rebellion against the Chinese military. One of the most iconic pictures ever taken in the 20th century, the legacy of Tank Man remained in tact as the 'aggression' against the government.
The events leading up to this incident was a major catalyst, as the government cracked down on violent Chinese protests, and no other could be brave enough to stand in front of militarist machinery.
Which event foreshadows a conflict between Ralph and Jack?
E. Both B & C
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I imagined myself as David. So as per question,:-
" <em>If I had seen Miss Betsy Trotwood mistreating David's mother, .i.e., my mother, then i would feel to mistreat her back and take revenge. But i cant. This is because I have to accept Miss Betsy Trotwood as a guest and mother. Also, Pegotty would feel bad for mistreating Betsy as she is the lady of my mother's new would-be husband. </em>
<em> It means that infront of everyone, i would be doing an immoral behaviour by taking revenge on my aunt. I can even be told to leave the house at the moment. I also am a boy younger and unmatured than her. </em>
<em>But after going to Salem's, I would come back and tell her how rude she was to my mom and me because now I have been matured and would have a power to talk back.</em> "
This is what I would have done.
In “The Story of an Hour” Louise Mallard is the protagonist who suffers in a marriage she is not happy with. Different from Benjamin Franklin’s assumption, when her husband dies in a train accident she cries of course, but later she notices that she is free from her marriage and now she has a will to live.
Her marriage made her so miserable she wanted to die and once she is freed from it she desires to live she even screams <em>“free, free, free!” (262)</em>. So you can assume that the character would not agree with Franklin’s thoughts.
