Prompt: Before the Civil War, most people saw nothing wrong with children working long hours. Over time, people began to see it as unfair and even cruel. What is something that society once accepted but now sees as wrong, or something we still accept today that might be viewed as wrong in the future? Explain your reasonin

Back then women were only to cook, clean , and care for the children. That was considered the norm to the extent where if you were a woman doing anything other than whats expected you were put in a bad category. Today, women have grown to be more independent, reliable, and self sufficient. More and more opportunities open up for the expansion of women intelligence. If a man were to degrade a women for independency and flexibility , he would immediately receive sexist backlash. 

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