How does gender roles relate to Things Fall Apart?

This sentence suggests that men's roles are given more prestige than women's roles in the Igbo society.

This sentence suggests that women's roles are given more prestige than men's roles in the Igbo society.

This sentence suggests that women's roles are given more prestige than children's roles in the Igbo society.

This sentence suggests that children's roles are given more prestige than men's roles in the Igbo society.

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Aracely Powell

9 November, 09:59

How does gender roles relate to Things Fall Apart?

This sentence suggests that men's roles are given more prestige than women's roles in the Igbo society.

This sentence suggests that women's roles are given more prestige than men's roles in the Igbo society.

This sentence suggests that women's roles are given more prestige than children's roles in the Igbo society.

This sentence suggests that children's roles are given more prestige than men's roles in the Igbo society.

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Kaeden Norton · Answer 1

The answer is actually A. Men's roles are given more prestige than the woman.

Explanation:

Prestige means widespread respect and by reading the book we already know that men have different crops. The women can only grow certain things however the kings crop is the mans crop.

Joy Morales · Answer 2

The answer is A - This sentence suggests that men's roles are given more prestige than women's roles in the Igbo society.

Explanation:

The women can only grow certain things however the kings crop is the mans crop.