chapter3
- Who in the world knew that only 25 men were allowed in an south Indian tribe!
- I cannot believe that there wasn't any girl leaders in the tribes.
- I think that it is very feminist that the women were still supposed to stay home and grow the crops all year round.
- Aren't women just as equal as men I think so a women can do anything a man can do.
- It angers me that there are mainly historical landmarks on the south Asian land of mainly men. 4questions
- why were men treated with higher respect than the males?
- Aren't the women worth more than just planting crops?
- Why wouldn't they just give women a chance?
- Did they want the women to feel inferior next to men?
3vocab words
- terrorists- "premeditated, politically motivated violence perpetrated against noncombatant targets by ..."pg41
- gallantly-in a gallant manner; "he gallantly offered to take her home"pg41
- perpetually-everlastingly; for all time; "rays...streaming perpetually from the sun"- Stuart Chase .pg41
2literary terms
- imagery: The women were dark brown skinned and most were pale with malnourished smiles.pg40
- foreshadowing:"The women are to build and tend crops and look after children.(This states that the men and women were not equal at that time so there will be some rebellion.
1overview sentence:
The women were treated as if they were no good and not worthy to take on power like men.
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