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Schlafly was a self described anti-feminist who became part of the national conversation for her role in defeating the Equal Rights Amendment.
Schlafly did not want equal rights for women.
The first monument erected in Richmond, Virginia was in 1890, and it was a monument of Robert E. Lee. Another five monuments were added later, two in 1907, one in 1919, one in 1929, and one in 1996. Thee monuments are mostly related to the confederacy, except for that one of Arthur Ashe, who was a tennis player.
Answer:
heart.
Explanation:
In ancient Egypt, the heart was considered to be the center of thought and emotion. According to their belief system, in the afterlife, the heart was weighed in a balance against the famous feather of Maat, and the god in charge of performing this ritual was none other than Anubis, the god of death and the afterlife. As the ritual was supposed to happen, the heart had to balance the weight of the feather, for if the heart was heavier, the heart would be lost and the soul of that person destroyed.
Answer:
lay out and transportation links, canals helped transport goods in between cities and into cities for imports and also exported them, with this came the ability to travel quicker therefore more ethnic groups began migrating around the country to different cities increasing the ethnic diversity
