but, till men become attentive to the duty of a father, it is vain to expect women to spend that time in…

but, till men become attentive to the duty of a father, it is vain to expect women to spend that time in their nursery which they, \wise in their generation,\ choose to spend at their glass; for this exertion of cunning is only an instinct of nature to enable them to obtain indirectly a little of that power of which they are unjustly denied a share: for, if women are not permitted to enjoy legitimate rights, they will render both men and themselves vicious, to obtain illicit privileges. -a vindication of the rights of woman, mary wollstonecraft\nwhat ideas in the passage tell more information about the topic of equal rights for women? check all that apply.\n□ men need to have more children so they have more practice parenting.\n□ men are not expected to share responsibility in raising children.\n□ women engage in vanity because they are denied equal rights.\n□ women will try to gain power in negative ways when they do not have rights.\n□ when women do not have rights, they can act in ways that negatively affect men.

but, till men become attentive to the duty of a father, it is vain to expect women to spend that time in their nursery which they, \wise in their generation,\ choose to spend at their glass; for this exertion of cunning is only an instinct of nature to enable them to obtain indirectly a little of that power of which they are unjustly denied a share: for, if women are not permitted to enjoy legitimate rights, they will render both men and themselves vicious, to obtain illicit privileges. -a vindication of the rights of woman, mary wollstonecraft\nwhat ideas in the passage tell more information about the topic of equal rights for women? check all that apply.\n□ men need to have more children so they have more practice parenting.\n□ men are not expected to share responsibility in raising children.\n□ women engage in vanity because they are denied equal rights.\n□ women will try to gain power in negative ways when they do not have rights.\n□ when women do not have rights, they can act in ways that negatively affect men.

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Brief Explanations:

The passage emphasizes that until men take on their father - duty, it's hard to expect women to give up certain behaviors. It also states that when women are denied legitimate rights, they may act in negative ways to gain power, which can affect both men and themselves. The idea that men are not expected to share parenting responsibility relates to gender - inequality and women's rights. Women engaging in vanity due to denied rights and their negative power - seeking behaviors when rights are lacking also pertain to the topic of women's equal rights.

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B. Men are not expected to share responsibility in raising children. C. Women engage in vanity because they are denied equal rights. D. Women will try to gain power in negative ways when they do not have rights. E. When women do not have rights, they can act in ways that negatively affect men.