5. It can be inferred that which of the following statements is consistent with the Reactionist position as it is described in the passage?

　　(A) Continuity, not change, marked women's lives as they moved from East to West.

　　(B) Women's experience on the North American frontier has not received enough attention from modern historians.

　　(C) Despite its rigors, the frontier offered women opportunities that had not been available in the East.

　　(D) Gender relations were more difficult for women in the West than they were in the East.

　　(E) Women on the North American frontier adopted new roles while at the same time reaffirming traditional roles.

　　6. Which of the following best describes the organization of the passage?

　　(A) A current interpretation of a phenomenon is described and then ways in which it was developed are discussed.

　　(B) Three theories are presented and then a new hypothesis that discounts those theories is described.

　　(C) An important theory and its effects are discussed and then ways in which it has been revised are described.

　　(D) A controversial theory is discussed and then viewpoints both for and against it are described.

　　(E) A phenomenon is described and then theories concerning its correctness are discussed.

　　7. Which of the following is true of the Stasist school as it is described in the passage?

　　(A) It provides new interpretations of women's relationship to work and the law.

　　(B) It resolves some of the ambiguities inherent in Turnerian and Reactionist thought.

　　(C) It has recently been discounted by new research gathered on women's experience.

　　(D) It avoids extreme positions taken by other writers on women's history.

　　(E) It was the first school of thought to suggest substantial revisions to the Frontier Thesis.