The Laws of Manu Show a Society in Which

question 33

Multiple Choice

The Laws of Manu show a society in which

• A) there were no essential differences between male and female.
• B) there was a strong sense of social justice.
• C) children were not valued.
• D) women were considered a source of temptation.
• E) slaves were afforded some measure of protection.

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