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Given the historical context, being a “proper young lady” probably included being _____. Select all that apply. eager to please willing to fight rebellious obediant (MORE THAN ONE ANSWER)
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Given the historical context, being a “proper young lady” probably included being _____. Select all that apply.

eager to please
willing to fight
rebellious
obediant

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User Andrii
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Answer: Eager to please and obedient

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User Daliza
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Answer:

obedient, eager to please. those are the two answers.

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A "Proper young lady" wouldn't be rebellious or willing to fight. those make no sense at all. I hope this helps.

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