I believe the answer would be Abraham Lincoln.
Answer:
2) include a "war guilt" clause that blamed England for World War I.
Explanation:
This option is not accurate historically. The Treaty of Versailles that fomally ended World War One included a "guilt" clause indeed, but the clause put the blame on Germany, not on England. In the postwar period, Germans resented this clause and saw it as unfair, together with the giant reparations imposed by the treaty.
During the nineteenth century, Factory workers had it quite hard. The conditions were unbearable and are very dangerous. With dangerous vapor zooming around filling their lungs with dangerous chemicals. The eqiupment was most of the time dangerous and broken, which usally led to deaths.
Answer:
true
Explanation:
men have jobs and responsibilities they might not be able to handle and they have limits in their responsibility and could be as liable to harm as much as women.