Social Studies: Sons of the revolution, knee problems, and the baboon brain
Social Studies: Sons of the revolution, knee problems, and the baboon brain By Kevin LewisUpdated January 22, 2021, 3:00 a.m. Email to a Friend Founding fathers Delegates to the Constitutional Convention were likelier to vote for a strong national government if they had more sons and less likely to do so if they had more daughters, even controlling for the delegateâs age, whether he had been an officer in the Revolutionary War, the number of slaves he owned, and his financial situation. The effect of child gender on voting was as large as, or larger than, the effects of these other facto...