Almost all of the first English settlements in North America failed--with their populations dying either from hunger, disease, of Native hostilities. The first successful settlement was Jamestown.
I'm pretty sure that's the communist manifesto by Marx.
Women in the 17th and 18th centuries struggled to be accepted into society as they were not viewed as citizens in the western world. Women were unable to participate in conversation with men, to include political affairs. They could host a discussion but could not participate. Many women in France did this, called salons, and gathered information and education through hosting. Women were at the ownership of a father and then husband and was unable to own property or divorce or custody of her children. Women were expected to work in the home and to seen, not heard. Education for women as minimal but enough to read and write for all women. Upper class women could expect to be better educated so they could be a proper wife. Women rarely left their homes especially those living on farms. Church would be the most accepted time for a woman to be active in the community.
The correct answer is <span>those that are essential but too expensive for some consumers
These are items that everyone needs and consumes on a regular basis but that could easily become expensive if the producers wanted them to become expensive. This includes things like bread or milk because these things need to be affordable for everyone so the government can put a price ceiling and the manufacturers can't raise their prices higher than that.</span>
These "unalienable rights" are rights that cannot taken away. These are the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Rights like these would include the freedom and speech and religion, as well as the right to bare arms.
