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Q In your own words, identify and explain Boydston's thesis/purpose for writing the article. What was Boydston trying to prove or convince you of by writing this?

Q Select at least 5 quotes drawn from throughout the article and situate each of them in a quote sandwich with your voice/analysis on either side explaining how that quote supports and proves Boydston's thesis/purpose. The quote should be in bold font and your voice in ordinary font.“Beecher enjoyed the new standing afford middle-class women by their roles as moral guardians to their families and to societies, and based much of her own claim to status as a woman on the presumed differences between herself and immigrant and laboring-class women” (Kerber, 2019).

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The article “The Pastoralization of Housework” by Jeanne Boydston focuses on the shift in women’s role from a paid houseworker to unpaid one. In this article he argues that women in the antebellum period were assigned the role of a holy and pious women who would be mainly responsible for taking care of their children and home and men would be the bread winner and that men feared those women who worked as laborers because they were taking away men’s job and that this was used to differentiate between working class women and middle-class women.