1. Summarize the conservative mentality in the early part of the twentieth century as it relates to how sexuality in general and sexual expression was perceived and lived out.
2. Summarize Freud's views on the role of sexuality in his psychoanalytic theory.
3. What cultural factors at that time most contributed to the resistance Freud received for his emphasis on sexual matters in his theory?
4. How did religious people of the time respond to the sexually laden ideas Freud was proposing, especially as it related to children's sexuality?
5. What cultural factors helped promote his theories and his emphasis on sexual matters as they pertain to the individual? Be sure to address how the church reacted to Freud and his theories at this time.