In "The Story of an Hour," which cultural norm is the story mainly addressing?

A.

the advantages of marriage

B.

equality of women in the workplace

C.

the cultural expectation of honesty over lying

D.

the role of women in society

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Deborah Doyle

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19 December, 12:13

In "The Story of an Hour," which cultural norm is the story mainly addressing?

A.

the advantages of marriage

B.

equality of women in the workplace

C.

the cultural expectation of honesty over lying

D.

the role of women in society

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Lewis Friedman · Answer 1

In the "The Story of an Hour,", the cultural norm that is mainly address in the story deals with women. It talks about a world where men are superior. Therefore the correct answer to the question is letter D. the role of women in society.

In "The Story of an Hour," which cultural norm is the story mainly addressing?A.the advantages of marriageB.equality of women in the workplaceC.the cultural expectation of honesty over lyingD.the role of women in society

In "The Story of an Hour," which cultural norm is the story mainly addressing?

A.

the advantages of marriage

B.

equality of women in the workplace

C.

the cultural expectation of honesty over lying

D.

the role of women in society