Margaret Fuller showed that women could become leaders by <u>b. editing the New York tribune</u>.
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In the period that was characterized by discrimination against women, Margaret Fuller was a woman that rose from among the same underestimated, undermined women and came to be known as one of the most successful journalists of her time.
Margaret Fuller made her name as a leader in the field which was otherwise dominated by eminent men journalists. Her book “Women in the Nineteenth Century” is the first feminism book and created a wildfire for feminism in United States.
The correct answer is b. she edited the New York Tribune.Fuller was the first full-time literary critic in American journalism. She worked for New York Tribune for four years, publishing 250 columns. Before New York Tribune, she was also an editor for The Dial.
Through out the twentieth and twenty‐ first centuries internationals human rights law have increased and improved with it's main purpose to protect individuals and groups from verbal and physical abuse.Certain states have certain laws and regulation against hateful comments and action taken on certain groups of people.
They thought it was <em>"The Better Choice" </em>because of its opposition to a central Federal System, which had lacked some respect for the Indian nations. 6 Tribes thought different from this reason.
