In the chapter titled "an important trust," akers relates that abigail adams read works by presbyterian preacher james fordyce. which of the following is not a conclusion that abigail adams was likely to arrive at as a result of reading fordyce?
a. because women were physically appealing to men, they must guard against their susceptibility to flattery. b. wives and mothers bore the larger responsibility for the preservation of religion and virtue. c. women depended on men for protection and support. e. god created women to be to men.