How does this passage define the traditional roles of men and women? Men should marry for love, but whether women marry for love is unimportant. It is not that important for men to be religious, but it is essential for women to be. Men make decisions, and women accept those decisions. Men may pursue many careers, while women are restricted to homemaking and teaching.

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Hezekiah Chen

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25 August, 21:11

How does this passage define the traditional roles of men and women? Men should marry for love, but whether women marry for love is unimportant. It is not that important for men to be religious, but it is essential for women to be. Men make decisions, and women accept those decisions. Men may pursue many careers, while women are restricted to homemaking and teaching.

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Craig Hughes · Answer 1

Men make decisions, and women accept those decisions.

Beaux · Answer 2

This passage defines the traditional role of men as those who make decisions and while women should only accept and obey.

Explanation:

This passage brings an outdated definition of gender roles, where men play a role of imposing their actions while women maintains a role of submission. It should be noted that these thoughts are sexist and should not be admitted into our society.

Men and women must have the power of decision, the right to marry for love, and the freedom to choose whether they want to be religious or not.