Transcript Thematic Power-point Husbands And Wife’s Men and woman

THEMATIC POWER-POINT
HUSBANDS AND WIFE’S
MEN AND WOMAN
Lixsel Vergara
Period 6
Thematic Outline # 1
Women Roles.
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Puritan woman were saddles down with many responsibilities
Most New England woman spent most of their time either nursing or
being pregnant.
Woman were to teach their children about the bible and make sure they
read a certain amount a time a day.
Women were excluded from town meetings they could not go at all, they
could also not make decision in the town church.
One of the most important female roles was spinning, women would
spend a lot of time doing this spinning wool or flax into thread.
Women were always said to be inferior to men in that time period
Religion was a huge comfort for puritan woman
The goal for woman was to be as perfect as possible to please god and be
saved from hell.
Puritan woman were not allowed to speak their minds at home.
Hard working woman were usually married by the time they were in
their early twenties
Women had up to 8 or 9 children perhaps 10 or more.
Woman Roles Continued.
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Women were not allowed to speak their minds at home or anywhere
else unless alone or with other female companion.
If a woman lived on a farm on the outskirts of town or village that
served as the center of the Puritan lifestyle she was compelled to raise
and slaughter all of the livestock and then cure it for consumption.
Women never tended to leave their house unless it was to go to church
& to buy what they needed in their household.
The woman worked as hard as the men of the family but they were
weren’t as appreciated as men were.
Keeping and maintaining a clean house was a thing puritan woman
had to maintain at all times
The woman of the family would get up very early and start the meals
of the day this generally took all day they also had to do many other
things around the house, take care of their children, and make sure
their husband was happy.
Men Roles.
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Puritan men were usually farmers because their families depended on
it.
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Men were the head of the family gave orders while members of the
family followed orders.
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Puritans viewed the male head of the house hold as the biblically
responsible for commanding and instructing the family in the way of
the lord.
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Puritan fathers didn’t take active role in the children’s until a child
reached the age of 2 or 3.
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They had no importance to a families life unless it was a boy then they
taught him everything they knew about hunting trading ext.
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Colonial men had to hunt for wild birds and animals.
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Most men were farmers but some trained to do other things
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Colonial men spending some leisure time reading
Men’s Role’s Continued
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Men provided for their families and that was their obligation
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Men were highly religious
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Men were the important member of the family
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Men kept the whole family in order
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The farming community was largely made of of men who had families
to feed.
People who pertain to topic
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Anne Hutchinson was a woman who was very unusual due to the fact
she was educated by her father he taught her how to read and write
she had also learned high nursing skills. She had 12 children who
survived. She spoke out to woman about freedom and such things
people took this as a threat. She got married at the age of 30 years to
William Hutchinson. She was taken to court for something she did not
commit yet she was sentenced.
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Thomas Fuller was an English church man and historian. He was
married in about 1640 with a woman named Eleanor he had two kids
with her a boy and a girl. He was a historian who wrote a lot of what
happened back in the English colonial times.
questions
1.Were woman as important as men?
A.
No
B. Yes
C. They were equal
(A)
2.Who was more important in the family men or women in the life of the
Children?
A.
Men
B. woman
C. Both
(B)
3.Women were allowed at church meetings?
True Or False?
( FALSE)
4.About how many kids did women usually have back in that time period?
A.
1-2
b. 5-8 c. 20-30
(B)
5.Were women said to be inferior?
True or False
(true)
6.Who had the most rights men or women?
A. Men
B. Woman c. no one
(A)
7.Was religion a part of everyday life?
A.
Yes
b. No
c. They had no religion
(a)
8.At what age of the child’s life did the father become involved?
A.5-8 b. 2-3 c.10-15
(B)
9.The most important task of women was?
A spinning b farming c trading (A)
10.Women were allowed to keep a dirty house?
TRUE or FALSE.
( FALSE )
Deffenitions
 Puritan – A member if a group of English protestants who in
the 16th and 17th century advocated strict religious disipline
along with simpification of the cerimonies and creeds of the
church of England
 Spinning Creating thread
 Religion – is the belief in the workship of a god or gods or a set
of ebeliefs concerning the prgin and purpose of the universe.
 Authority- means unvention advice opinion influences or
command
 Household- a social unit living together
Thematic outline #2
 -Women were expected to obey their husbands
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- Husbands were urged to be good heads of their families and to treat
their wives with kindness and consideration
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-Women were considered the "weaker vessel"
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-Generally women were though to be spiritually weaker then men and
in need of masculine guidance.
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- Women were expected to obey men but they expected for sons to
obey her
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- A women would expect to be defered to by men of a lower social
class
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- The skills of a women were important to survival of the colonies
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- Married women could not own any property
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-Married women were often involved in business even though they
did not own a business.
- Wife's of noblemen would be expected to manage the family estates
while their husbands were at court and managing an estate was a very
demanding job.
- Women in upper class socially were married at a very young age.
- Women were expected to have a wide variety of skills
- Spinning is a big skill women needed to know to be a good wife.
- Housewife's also were needed to have good knowledge of medicine
and first aid.
- Things like soap and candles were often made at home rather then
being bought witch was also a housewife's job.
-The world of public affairs were not open to women.
- Male dominance was an accepted principle all over the western
world in the 17th century.
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- In plymouth only males had the right to become "freemen"
- Even within marriage women were limited to the right they had.
- Married women did not leave their own wills unless they had been
widowed previously
-In 1641, for instance, Massachusetts prohibited wife beating “unless it
be in his own defense upon her assault.”
-Divorces, which we frequently assume never occurred in earlier
times, were granted.
- Only the wealthy could dissolve marriages through annulments or
acts of parliament.
-New Englanders most frequently obtained divorces for desertion,
bigamy, adultery, and failure to provide.
-Women received divorces more often than men. However far more
women petitioned for divorce than received ones.
-both men and women had partial control over their children and
servants but children legally belonged to their fathers
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-In the early-17th century, women usually married between ages 20 and 23
-women probably spent up to 20 years bearing children and most of their adult life raising
them
-There were some large families of 10 to 15 children, but the average family had six or
seven
-Many children died from disease in infancy or early childhood
-Women often died in childbirth.
-A woman needed a husband to provide for her and her children, and a man required a
wife to care for his children and home.
-The chores of a Colonial wife involved constant production of food, clothing, and
household items.
-the property of a woman brought to her marriage usually went under the husband’s
control or management, as did her personal property, earnings, and children.
-marriage was a partnership in which both labored long and hard to carve out a new home
and give their children far more than they ever had
-In the 16th century the professions were closed to women
- A farmer's wife also milked cows, fed animals and grew herbs and vegetables. She often
kept bees. She also took goods to market to sell.
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-Very often a merchant's wife did his accounts and if was travelling she
looked after the business.
-In their spare time rich women liked to hunt deer and hares with dogs
- In the 16th century marriages were usually arranged, except for the
poorest people
- Legally girls could marry when they were 12 years old
- Poor women tended to give birth about once every two years
- Rich women gave birth more often, perhaps once a year. That was
because poor women breast-fed, which reduced their fertility.
-If men had no family they had the right to distribute their belonging to
friends.
-No married person was permitted to live away from spouse.
-Women seem to held their own
- A married man would be punished for his part in this aspect of the affair
rather then for any wrong doing to his own wife.
-Adultery for a women was treated as both a violation of her marrige and
an offense against the community.
People who pertain to topic
 1.Anne Bradstreet (1612-1672) Even though
women could not usually not write nor even
read Anne Bradstreet was able to do both.
She was considered to be many to be the first
American poet. Anne was also a housewife
she was a mom to 8 kids, and a wife to Simon
Bradstreet.
 2.David Ricardo (19 April 1772 – 11
September 1823) was and english political
economist. He had 8 children. Was the
perfect example of a men from the 1800's.
Deffenitions
 1.Adultery - extramarital sex that willfully and
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maliciously interferes with marriage relations
2.Colonial house - American colonial
architecture includes several building design
styles associated with the colonial period of the
United States
3.Divorces - disassociate: part; cease or break
association with
4.Dominance - laterality: superior development
of one side of the body
5.Prohibited-forbidden: excluded from use or
mention
Questions
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1. When were women allowed not to follow their husbands rule?
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a.never b.always c.whenever they wanted d.this was unimportant
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2. Was adultery a big thing for men as it was for women?
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a.no b.yes c.both were equal d.none of the above
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3.Usually women died after childbirth.
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a.true b.false.
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4. Women were allowed to pursue the profession they wanted?
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a.no b.yes c.depended on what husband said d.if they knew how to read
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5.Women always made a will before death
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a.true b.false.
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6. The average family was......
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a.10-12 b.6-7 c. 4-6 d.10-20
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7. Poor women tended to give birth about once every two years
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a.false b.true
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8.Deffentiton of Adultery?
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Answer : extramarital sex that willfully and maliciously interferes with marriage relations
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9.Women usually married between the age of.....
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a.20-23 b.30's c.12-16 d.18-20
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10. Divorces were often granted to women then men?
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a.flase
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TRUE
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FALSE
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b.true c.same grant towards both sexes.
FALSE
Third Thematic Outline.
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Most american men of fighting age had to face the call to arms.
Many men left their wife's behind yet some did not some brought their wives & their
children too.
When men were at war women and men would write love letters to each other even
though they were so far away.
The women's job's when they did go with their husbands was to cook and mend torn
uniforms.
Some women even fought along the side of their loved one.
Some women worked as nurses helping the wounded and dying.
At times women were even spies to the patriots.
Women even turned their homes into places where men could go if wounded.
If wife's stayed home they had to takeover as weavers, carpenters, blacksmiths, or
shipbuilders.
Every war means more women taking charge during the absence and after death of
husbands or fathers.
Many women found themselves in the position of having to defend their homes and
families from attacks by British and Native American troops
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In many areas women were forced to quarter troops.
After the revolution women gained some independence from their confining roles because
of their efforts in the war.
Women and young girls were allowed to go to school without husbands permission
Many women could now have jobs instead of caring for their husband and children all
day.
For african american women the revolution made little change they were still slaves
Many slaves were still abused by their mistresses, raped by their masters, and put down.
Declaration of the rights of woman 1791
due to the declaration of woman rights woman is born free and lives are equal to her
husbands on her rights.
In 1790-1870 Black voting rights in pennsylvania
When a woman married in the 18th century meant loss of all their property when a woman
got married all her property when to her husband to do as he though was best
during the 18th century the women's role and work was extremely difficult, exhausting
and society was unappreciative
after the war was over and the government began to write laws and the constitution
women began to focus on changing the common law of total male superiority
defenitions
 Decleration of women rights – Women got more
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rights when this decleration got brought up
Role – Is a specific thing someone or something has
to do like a job to them almost
Marriage – a union between two people who love
each other
Black voting rights – in pensylvannia blacks got the
right to vote changes many things.
Defend – to protect something that is yours.
Questions
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When was women rights more and better then before?
1.1782 b.1791 c.1985
(B)
2.Did men and women right love letters when men were at war?
True or Flase
3.Did some men take their families to war with them?
a.Yes
b. no c. no one ever took family unimportant
4.Women fought with their loved one on the frontier?
a.Yes
b. no c. always
5.When husbands were at war women could have a steady?
True or False.
6.After the decleration of women rights woman were born equal?
a.Yes b. no c.they were always equal
7.Some wife’s served as spies at times of war/
True or Flase
8.Many wife’s helped cure the troop helped them get better?
a.No b. yes c.never due to they were scared of them
9.Women and young girls were not allowed to go to school without mans permission?
True or Flase
10.When woman got married men took over their propertys?
A.True B. False