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35. Addams' ideas expressed in the excerpt have
most in common with which of the following
historical views about women?
(A) The seventeenth-century Puritan belief that
women must be governed by their
husbands and fathersdustry
(b)
(B) The belief of some mid-nineteenth-century
reformers that women could act as the
moral voice in society
(C) The argument of some nineteenth-century
advice books that women's sphere was
restricted to the home and family
(D) The rejection of traditional gender roles by
feminists in the mid-twentieth century



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The ideas expressed by Addams in the excerpt have the most in common with:

(B) The belief of some mid-nineteenth-century reformers that women could act as the moral voice in society.

Explanation:
1. Addams' ideas focused on social reform and the role of women in society, emphasizing their potential to bring about positive change.
2. Similarly, mid-nineteenth-century reformers believed that women could play a crucial role as the moral conscience of society, advocating for social change and moral improvement.
3. Both Addams and the reformers highlighted the importance of women's influence in shaping a better society and promoting moral values.
4. This connection between Addams' ideas and the belief in women as moral voices aligns closely, making option (B) the most fitting historical view among the choices provided.