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The Liberator masthead scenes showed that the newspaper's creators D) believed the cause of abolition would not fail.
<h3>What did the newspaper creators believe?</h3>
They believed that African Americans sincerely wanted their freedom which was depicted by the celebration of emancipation.
As a result, they believed that abolition would not fail because African Americans would keep pushing for it until they were free.
In conclusion, option D is correct.
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Answer: AIDS
The doctors have been looking for a cure for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, most widely known as AIDS since 1981. There has been vaccines for polio while other treatments for cancer however, there is way fewer cure for AIDS since then.
It was Wyoming, a Western American state, and it happened in 1869. Even though the suffragists' fight for women's right to vote was mainly directed toward the Eastern states, as the most progressive and liberal, the first state to enfranchise women was a Western one. However, some scholars say that the reasoning behind this was not all that progressive: they merely wanted to attract more women to their isolated country.
