Question

throughout much of western history, images of white, professional, middle - class men represented the dominant culture. why was this case? multiple choice there were comparatively few women, so they did not make a notable impact on society. women felt that education and working in the labor force were unimportant. this is the group that was in power and saw themselves as representing the dominant culture. minority groups did not desire to work in professional settings.

Explanation:

In Western history, white, professional, middle - class men often held positions of power. They had the influence to define and represent what was considered the dominant culture. The other options are incorrect as women's numbers were not the main factor in their lack of representation in dominant culture imagery, women did not consider education and work unimportant, and it's not true that minority groups did not desire professional work.

Answer:

C. This is the group that was in power and saw themselves as representing the dominant culture