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The occurrence of events during a specific period of time always introduces different mentalities and ideas to everybody in the world Such is the case with the so-called Golden Age for women which took place int he colonial period Many scholars say that the women who immigrated to the United States from Britain during the colonizing years enjoyed many privileges that thei other sisters from across the ocean did not have This in turn brought the notion to label this specific period in time the Golden Age for women On the other hand it is justified to ask just what specific privileges these women were given In the Myth of the Golden Age by Mary Beth Norton the reader can clearly see that indeed there was no Golden Age through the authors rich word usage and syntax The conception of the Golden Age was disected by the author so clearly that the rader can see why many people falsely label this time period Wome now then and later will always be stereotyped as the lady of the house The lady who washes cleans the house cooks and trends to the entire family While analyzing this one must stop to think that back then women did not have all the modern day luxuries that we now have Back then to cook a meal was a task that might take up all morning and the lady of the house was the one for this task She also was in charge of making the clothes that a family wore All these labors were not only tiring but tedious and time consuming Furthermore women were often left out of the oral culture because the places where men would pass the information were male bastions So therefore if women were going to find out about any news they relied on their husbands to elr them know church attendance was much higher because women always
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