Eleanor Leacock argued all of the following except that _______.

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Although Eleanor Leacock did argue that food gathering societies are relatively egalitarian in their treatment of women and men, and that stratification, monogamy, and private property together create the conditions for female subordination, she did not argue that female subordination results from restricting women's diets. In fact, she argued against the notion that women's subordination was due to biological or natural factors, including dietary differences between men and women.

Eleanor Leacock Argued All of the Following Except That _______