[Video] Q41: Based on passage 2, mill would most likely say that the application of the “great principle of political economy” (lines 38-39, passage 1) to gender roles has which effect?

Explanation for Question 41 From the Reading Section on the Official Sat Practice Test 7

Question 41 asks based on passage to Melwood. 2 Most likely say that the application of the great principle of political economy to 3 gender roles has which effect. So let's look back in passage two at what 4 mill has to say, kind of indirectly about this. 5 So it starts it's on two different pages, but it says, 6 but to interfere beforehand by an arbitrary limit. 7 So in this case, that arbitrary limit would be in reference to that great 8 political economy that we see in passage one. 9 So, but to interfere beforehand with this great political economy and 10 declare that whatever, be the genius, talent, 11 energy, or force of mind of an individual of a certain sex or 12 class, those faculties shall not be exerted or shall be exerted only in some 13 of the few of many modes in which others are permitted to use there. 14 So that is the key to answering this question here that it's saying those 15 faculty shall not be exerted or shall be exerted only in some of the 16 few of many modes. 17 So saying that intellect genius, 18 creativity, energy force are only allowed to be expressed by certain 19 people in certain ways. And so if people have more than one of these 20 and they're not allowed to express them, they might like they wouldn't be allowed 21 to express themselves fully. So if you look back at the answer choices here, 22 we can just go through. So answer choice a says it prevents many men 23 and women from developing to their full potential. 24 So answer choice a is goin...