What Effect Did the Founding of the New Nation Have

question 44

Multiple Choice

What effect did the founding of the new nation have on traditional gender relations?

• A) They were briefly reversed because the war spared more women than men.
• B) Traditional gender relations remained largely unaltered from the norm.
• C) They shifted as women abandoned domestic duties for a new role in politics.
• D) Roles changed in light of republican beliefs about equality of men and women.

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Definitions:

Crawling

The act of moving forward on hands and knees or by dragging the body close to the ground, typically a developmental milestone in infants.

Creeping

The slow, gradual movement or development of something, often unnoticed until it has become significant.

Locomotive Development

The progression of physical abilities in infants and young children, enabling them to move from one place to another, such as crawling, walking, and running.

Ulnar Grasp

An early motor skill in infants where objects are grasped with the entire hand, using the palm and the ulnar side (near the little finger).