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8. Reread paragraph 18. What position, according to that
passage, have men taken in women's lives?
O A Stanton compares men to having taken the position of
a woman's conscience, speaking and thinking for her
without her knowledge.
OB Stanton compares men to having taken the position of
"Jehovah," acting as a prophet between women and
God in order to tell them what to do.
OC Stanton compares men to having taken the position of
“Jehovah," or God, attempting to lord over women and
conduct their fates.
OD Stanton compares men to having taken the position of
a minister or priest, interfering with a woman's moral
and religious values.

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