Answer:
The answer is "women's rights"
Explanation:
A protest song is a tune that is related with a development for social change and thus part of the more extensive class of effective tunes (or tunes associated with recent developments). It could be society, traditional, or business in type.
Among social developments that have a related assemblage of tunes are the cancellation of movement, women's suffrage, human right movement, the common liberties development, social equality, the counter war development and 1960s nonconformity, the women's activist development, the sexual transformation, the gay rights development, basic entitlements development, vegetarianism and veganism, weapon control, and environmentalism.
protest songs are frequently situational, having been related with a social development through setting.
National Progressive (also know as the Bull Moose Party)
Roosevelt was not chosen as the Republican nominee after conflict with party leaders.
He proclaimed himself "fit as a bull moose" and launched his third-party bid.
Another great example is 1968 - George Wallace and the American Independent Party.
Mr. Pacey
JH/HS Social Studies Teacher
Capture and torture and other stuff
No, the American mainland was not futher attacked
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Answer:
a
Explanation:
because it had people meet others and form alliances
