Question

1. PART A: How does the author depict women in the text's

introduction?

O A The author describes women almost like servants,

subject to the whims and needs of others, especially

their husbands.

OB The author describes women as perfect, angelic beings

of virtue.

O c The author describes women as tyrants of their homes

whom must not be contradicted.

OD The author describes women almost like queens, rulers

of the household who are praised and adored.

Answer 1

The correct answer is option D. The author describes women almost like queens, rulers of the household who are praised and adored.

Step-by-step explanation:

This question refers to the text "Our Deportment, or the Manners, Conduct, and Dress of Refined Society" By John H. Young.

According to the author "Home is the woman's kingdom, and there she reigns supreme."

The purpose of women is to do housework and serve their loving husband. Although they are the queens of the household, this does not deny that this attitude is somewhat macho, however the author describes them as queens who are adored.