Which describes women in Puritan society? A. seen as less important than men and expected to stay quiet B. thought to be holier than men and encouraged to give sermons C. seen as equal to men and allowed to speak out D. respected as mothers and religious leaders and taught to preach

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Justus Campbell

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17 January, 20:55

Which describes women in Puritan society? A. seen as less important than men and expected to stay quiet B. thought to be holier than men and encouraged to give sermons C. seen as equal to men and allowed to speak out D. respected as mothers and religious leaders and taught to preach

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Eden Ramos · Answer 1

A. they were definately not treated as someone who was respected and are supposed to stay quiet. i learned this in fith grade i went ahead a little. smile!