Grace Slick

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rights as men. c. There used to be great inequalities in wages between men and women / great gender inequalities. d. Men weren’t used to doing household chores, but things have changed. e. Men never used to do any housework or ironing. 2 a. defend: Grâce aux femmes qui ont osé défendre leurs droits, la loi sur l’égalité des salaires a été adoptée en 1975. b. accept: Les femmes ne pouvaient plus accepter d’être payées nettement moins que les hommes pour le même travail. c. reduce • abandon • continued:

innately sinful, can only be protected against his wickedness by strict obedience to God’s commandments. He argued that human will can cooperate with divine grace which is available to all: salvation is determined by the willingness and ability of the believer to do good and avoid evil. The search for redemption through the will and ‘sufficient grace’ required both faith and tenacity, and Corneille’s Polyeucte shows how it could lead to Christian heroism. Yet the Jesuits were accused of laxism, since