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In the past, men had authority over women and worked outside the home hunting and fishing, while women stayed at home taking care of children and household duties without autonomy. Now, traditional gender roles have changed - men and women both work inside and outside the home, share domestic responsibilities, and women have gained independence and equal opportunities including in politics and the workforce.
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Lenguaje jose y diego
El burro es un animal noble y suave peludo que nos gusta. Su naturaleza noble y espiritual calienta el corazón.
Mate arat y josue
Este documento describe diferentes unidades de medida de longitud y tiempo que se usaban en la antigüedad, incluyendo la vara como unidad de longitud en España equivalente a 3 pies, y varios tipos de relojes como los de agua, arena y sol, que usaban el agua, la gravedad y la sombra del sol respectivamente para medir el tiempo.
Lenguaje aratz y jose
El burro es considerado el animal más noble por su aparición en el nacimiento de Jesús, donde calentó al niño, y por su disposición a trabajar duro y sin quejarse a pesar de lastimarse, aunque a menudo es mal visto.
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- 1. female and male roles in the pastIsabel Ana Kiki Rodríguez & . Calderon.
- 2. male roles in the past Men didn’t work in their house. Men had all the authority. They didn`t respect women. They had to hunt or fish to find food for the family. They could talk or be With other persons.
- 3. Female roles in the past In past times women had many children. Women didn’t have authority Women only worked in the house. They couldn`t go out without their husband. They couldn’t study.
- 4. Female and male roles in the present
- 5. Male roles in present times • Men have many jobs. • They can stay at home and look after their kids. • They cook and clean the house. • They respect women. • They spend time with their family.
- 6. Female roles in the present Women can leave their children with a Nanny, so they can go out. They can have children without being married and is not a big problem like in the past Women can be president and can vote. They can work in many jobs.