RQ 3

A  She gave lectures in her princess clothing and wrote music.

B  She wrote her autobiography and gave lectures.

C  She wrote a children’s novel and wrote a letter to President Jackson.

D  She didn’t resist at all and though that the US government had always treated her people fairly.

A  Declaration of Independence – We hold these truths to be self-evident, THAT MEN ARE SUPERIOR

B  Declaration of Independence – all men AND WOMEN are created equal

C  Declaration of Independence – We, the people, WHICH INCLUDES WOMEN

D  Declaration of Independence – GIVE US THE VOTE

A  Homosociality meant that women didn’t like staying home and they enjoyed being social in public.

B  “Homosocial” doesn’t exist and it’s something that historians just made up.

C  Homosocial relationships could range from deep, emotional, and lifelong friendships that had feelings of jealousy or romance to completely romantic plus sexual long-standing relationships.

D  According to the Cult of True Womanhood, ideal women were supposed homosocial. This means that they were expected to be naturally extroverted and outgoing in social situations.

A  Women worked close to the mines.

B  Women set up businesses.

C  Women transported gold dust from the West coast to the East coast in women-only wagon trains.

D  Women ran boardinghouses and restaurants.

A  Wells was attempting to disprove the prevailing opinion that lynching didn’t exist in the South, and that black people like Wells were making these stories up.

B  Wells was attempting to disprove the prevailing opinion that black men who were lynched were economically successful.

C  Wells was attempting to disprove the prevailing opinion that black men who were lynched were simply getting the punishment they deserved because they were rapists.

D  Wells was attempting to disprove the prevailing opinion that black women were smarter than black men.