willitspray07
contestada

How is Mrs. Higgins's point of view influenced by
the time and culture in which she lives?
She disapproves of boys playing with dolls.
She puts her fingers in her ears when the men make
too much noise.
She is shocked that a woman would enjoy cultural
events.
Sveritshocked that a woman would enjoy cultural
She cannot imagine a way for a woman to survive
on her own.

Respuesta :

Arii2xx

Answer:

She cannot imagine a way for a woman to survive

on her own.

Explanation:

I took the i-ready test.

Mrs. Higgins' perspective is shaped by her period and culture. Option (e) represents her viewpoint.

What was Mrs. Higgins's point of view?

Mrs. Higgins is a lady who lives in the Victorian era in the play. There were many dos and don'ts for each class throughout the Victorian era.

In comparison to now, upper-class women in society were only given a few job possibilities.

Women in upper-class society had just one job option: marriage. So it was a source of anxiety for Mrs. Higgins in the play when Higgins and Pickering were executing a small experiment on Eliza, a flower girl.

Mrs. Higgins stated that even if Eliza learns the graces and etiquettes of a duchess, she will no longer be able to return to her previous position as a flower girl.

She needs someone to look after her finances (via marriage). She despised women who had to work to make ends meet on their own.

To learn more about Mrs. Huggins's point, refer below

https://brainly.com/question/23306201

Otras preguntas