Question

SOMEONE PLEASE HELP AND ANSWER LIKE AN 8th GRADER

US 15-3 Primary Answers
1. Identifying Main Ideas: What is the first—and therefore most important—rule given to each group?

2. Comparing and Contrasting: How does Rule 2 for husbands work with Rule 2 for wives?

3. Defending: Which rule do you think is the most important for each group? Explain.

4. Summarizing: What general view do all of the rules for wives suggest? In what way does this view contradict Rule 1 for husbands?

5. Evaluating: Do you think most husbands and wives living in the United States in the early 1800s treated each other as suggested by Carey? Why or why not?

6. Drawing Inferences: At the time of Carey’s essay, American women were not permitted to vote. Do you think Carey favored extending the vote to women? Explain your answer.


Since I can’t add two photos here’s the rules for wives:

1. A good wife will always receive her husband with smiles ... and gratefully
reciprocate [return] his kindness and attention.
2. She will study to discover the means to gratify his inclinations, in regard to
food and cookery; in the management of her family; in her dress, manners
and deportment, or behavior.
3. She will never attempt to rule, or appear to rule her husband. Such conduct
degrades [embarrasses] husbands—and wives always partake largely of the
degradation of their husbands.
4. She will, in every thing reasonable, comply with his wishes—and, as far as
possible, anticipate them.
5. She will avoid all altercations or arguments leading to ill-humor—and more
especially before company.

Answer 1

Yup that’s correct lol :) :)

Answer 2

1. pluralist theories:Interest groups compete among themselves to have power over decision making, providing a balance of power within democracies.

2. conduct not fitting for the Christian

3.Equality before the law is such an essential part of the American system of government that, when a majority, whether acting intentionally or unintentionally.

4.o defend her position, the Wife refers to King Solomon, who had many wives, and to St. Paul's admonishment that it is better to marry than to burn.

5.In the early nineteenth century, married women in the US were legally subordinate to their husbands. Wives could not own their own property.

6.Passed by Congress June 4, 1919, and ratified on August 18, 1920, the 19th amendment granted women the right to vote. The 19th amendment granted woman to vote. I mean the woman the right to vote.

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