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In early-nineteenth-century America, men usually regarded women as
 
  a. social and political equals.
  b. having little to contribute to society beyond childbearing.
  c. being physically and emotionally weaker but morally superior to men.
  d. prone to moral temptation.
  e. sexually lustful and dangerous.
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