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| the set of cultural meanings that a society applies to sex differences |
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| a culture's prescription or expectation for male/female behavior; the boundaries for public expressions of gender identity |
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genetic build up determines whether male or female
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| I=self and things not myself = other |
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| English law, single women +21 had rights to make contracts and hold property |
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| english low a mrried women was covered by her husband, no property, no contracts, no personal income |
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| colonial. household hierarchy. women had more power thru informal channels. Woloch |
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| man's identity was inseparable from the duties he owed to his community. Colonial period |
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| one of the earliest organized women's political actions, in response to the Tea Act, calling for a boycott of British tea and other products |
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| women responsible for raising moral and virtuous future leaders, their sons |
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| men must be self controlled, they are less pure, must prove self sufficient and climb the social ladder |
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| colonial period= spheres overlapped. revolution = completely separate. middle class construction. male= harsh, women sphere=soft |
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| woman characterized by purity, piety, submissiveness. raised moral children. more in public role |
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| "the fundamental principle of moral being" |
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| men and women have same moral nature. men and women should have = rights both in politics and society |
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| women's rights convention in New York. stepping stone. recognize they are a movement |
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| african american abolitionist and womesn rights activist. "aint I a woman?" sppech. |
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| a person's innner sense of her/ himself as masculine, feminine, or something else |
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