What is the traditional female gender role in the culture Esquivel describes?

to be the head of the house and discipline children but to be submissive to the man

to be in charge of morality and religion, cook meals, and care for children

to control the budget, do the shopping and cleaning, and be "machismo"

to show power in subtle ways, such as giving or withholding food and clothing

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Isabelle Murphy

6 December, 08:59

What is the traditional female gender role in the culture Esquivel describes?

to be the head of the house and discipline children but to be submissive to the man

to be in charge of morality and religion, cook meals, and care for children

to control the budget, do the shopping and cleaning, and be "machismo"

to show power in subtle ways, such as giving or withholding food and clothing

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Marin Marshall · Answer 1

The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "to be the head of the house and discipline children but to be submissive to the man." The traditional female gender role in the culture Esquivel describes to be the head of the house and discipline children but to be submissive to the man

Jett Patton · Answer 2

Esquivel writes that traditional role of the woman was being in charge of morality and religion, cook meals, and care for children. The mans has to provide and protect. Although the man is charged with more physical and dangerous tasks, the role of the female has its importance for the care of children, for their growing and education. Each gender carries out different roles but in reality they are almost equally important.