These stories would include acts of heroism, courage, boldness and self-sacrifice. Typically girls do not fantasize about these kinds of things, but young children, with their strong imaginations and who seek adventure would fantasize about such things. ... Generally children, who are young and full of energy, would prefer to not be stuck inside of a hot and unexciting setting such as this kitchen. ... While the protagonist is out of sight during a conversation between her mother and father, she could hear her mother saying to the father that he will have real help once Laird becomes older. ....

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A woman in ancient Greek society had to produce children. ... Men, for example, are naturally adapted for movement, while women's nature is sitting and being patient, courage is given to men and fear to women so that man can defend the household and woman can preserve it." ... The women would teach the girls of ages fifteen how to prepare food, the knowledge of wool spinning, making clothes, and also the joy and the ability to raise children. ... When it was their turn to get married, the daughters performed the tasks they had watched their mothers doing, which they had learned by pr...

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In many tragedies of fifth century Athens, the women characters appear as strong, defiant women who are able to carry out matters that would take a lot of courage. ... Young boys would attend private schools while girls women were forced to stay home with the mother. ... Medea, in rage of this, takes matters into her own hands and plots to destroy Jason, by taking away the things he loves, his new bride and his children. ... If only children could be got some other way, Without female sex. If women didn't exist Human life would be rid of all its miseries" [562-593] Medea is successf...

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The primary role for women in the 1870's was nothing more than being the wife, mother, or farm hand for her husband. Their main role was to do chores around the house, taking care of the children, or helping their husbands with the farming. ... Although now in the early 2000's women are still expected to take care of the children, and do the chores around the house, as they have throughout life, today women have equal opportunities available to them; they have a choice of having a career and or being a mother. ... Every person has his or her own beliefs, faiths, and ideas because o...

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Fuller, the eldest of nine children, was born at Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1810. ... Fuller was very happy to be wife and mother. ... Fuller took over as her teacher. ... Because her mother was so grief-stricken when Timothy Fuller died, Margaret took over the responsibility of supporting the family. ... Throughout Fuller's powerful and controversial essay, she constantly reinforces the belief that in order for change to occur, woman must look within herself for strength, wisdom and courage. ...

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My uncle, who was a healthcare professional, provided his family with all the necessities that children need in their lives in order to grow up in a healthy environment and have many advantages. ... All our family members from my mother's side, including my uncle, and his two youngest children are fairly skinny and have always been known for having a good metabolism and not gaining weight too easily. ... Then, she started to change her diet routines and went on "juicing.... A year after her bad routines to make herself throw up, her organism did all that by itself, without her puttin...

• Word Count: 1909
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• Grade Level: Undergraduate