Religion and Pop Culture By: Malia, Kami, and Hunter, and edited by Tom

Institutional Church The church held social gatherings, neighbors came together for baptisms, marriages, funerals, special events. and together went on pilgrimages (big part of community life, if you’re a Jesus freak say hayyo!) Parishes distributed charity, cared for the orphans, and gave education to common people (what they could, was that an attempted joke? ) During reformation the political power of rulers became more powerful then the church in their country 1773 Jesuit society were dissolved due to political pressure from France Rome and Spain

Gender Constructions and Education of Girls Rousseau believed that women and men were equal human beings but their sex made them different girls: educated on household duties, good mothering, and wifely obedience, focused on the study of sandwich making boys: educated in what interests them mostly academic subjects, They are similar as children and as adults what makes them different is their characteristics ;) men can't raise a child, women do this distinguishes them (and that other difference… hmm what was it again?) men don't have the love and patience and zeal to raise their children that women do, yea well… you're mom…

Leisure and Recreation Carnival: Mostly in Catholic and Mediterranean Europe After Lent- Wild release of drinking, dancing, + masquerading Gave people a chance to release there frustrations… do I even need a joke Talked in social groups- oral culture… oh it was more than just talking orally Gather in cottages to sew, spin, chat, laugh also to look at possible suitors for daughters… so like a pimp?