The correct answer is D. World War II increased the numbers of working women, due to the fact that more labor was needed to increase production in order to maintain a economy of war. In addition, since many men were on the battlefield, it were the women who in many cases had to take the head role in their families and support their children, so they were forced to work.
During the Middle Ages and the Ancien Régime, the form of political organization in Europe was the hereditary monarchy, sustained by the feudal mode of production. Inside these monarchies, political power were scattered through several political centers, with their own laws and relative administrative autonomy. Society was hierarchically organized, with almost none social mobility. This kind of political organization was radically changed by the Enlightenment idea of “social contract”, which stated that political power were transferred from the people to the monarch, who, since then, ruled definitively as the unique source of rights and obligations, therefore, centralizing the political and legislative power in the king himself. Although, the king should guarantee a certain level of individual freedom, being the social contract limited by this goal.
Louis Armstrong popularized it but I'm not sure if he was known as the "first"
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Answer: It eliminated the need for as many agricultural workers, forcing many to move to cities to find jobs.
Explanation:
The mechanization of farm equipment meant that more work could be done in a shorter time frame with less people. Many different inventions happened during the Industrial Revolution such as the cotton gin. Because of this, less people were needed to work in the fields.
The mechanization of farm equipment lead to urbanization during the
Industrial Revolution because more people left farms to work in factories, as fewer people were needed in the fields.
