Anne McClintock suggests that Olive Schreiner displaces her rage at the colonial imposition of this value system onto black servants in her writing. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this three-word phrase referring to the Victorian ideal that a woman’s proper role should be in the home maintaining harmony in the household for her husband and children.
ANSWER: Cult of Domesticity [or Culture of Domesticity; accept Cult of True Womanhood or Culture of True Womanhood; prompt on domesticity or True Womanhood]
[10m] Schreiner’s critique of imperial gender norms was shaped by her upbringing in a South African family whose patriarch was a member of this profession working in Khoikhoi territory. It is not doctor, but David Livingstone came to Africa as a member of this profession.
ANSWER: missionaries [or missionary; prompt on priest or clergy]
[10e] In her later life, Schreiner became a critic of this businessman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, whose mining empire drove the violent dispossession of Ndebele (“in-deh-BEH-leh”) and Shona communities.
ANSWER: Cecil Rhodes [or Cecil John Rhodes]
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