The Doctrine of "Separate Spheres" Suggested That Many Antebellum Americans

The doctrine of "separate spheres" suggested that many Antebellum Americans believed that

A) children and parents should not mingle.
B) men were superior in worldly pursuits, while women were superior for their moral influence.
C) moral issues should be determined by the church, while economic issues should be determined by the family.
D) business affairs were best conducted in the factory and the office, and workers had no role in making decisions.
E) Indians and Americans of European ancestry should be allowed to live in separate regions of the country.