Answer:
D. Wollstonecraft was outraged that the Revolution did not provide
equal education for women.
Explanation:
Mary Wollstonecraft's response to the French Revolution "was an outrage against the Revolution because it did not provide equal education for women."
While Mary Wollstonecraft supported the French Revolution on one side, she disagreed with it on the other aspects particularly in the area of women's rights and equal education.
This is evident in 1792 when in her book titled "A Vindication of the Rights of Woma." She wrote that women should not be considered less human beings than men, but rather should be given the same fundamental rights - the rights of the Revolution, including the right of equal education
Almost all southern politicians who supported seceding from the Union did so because they feared that the election of Lincoln to the Presidency would lead to the end of slavery--an institution on which the South relied heavily for their economy.
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You forgot the alternatives. I found them on the web:
A. When columbus first arrived in the West Indies, I was faced with the hostility of the Taino people.
B. Columbus's men assaulted Taino men and women and claimed their land for spain.
C. After columbus's encounter, no spanish conquerors explored the americas.
D. The Spanish invaders did not have enough weapons to conquer the native americans
The answer is clearly the letter d). The Spaniards, although they had a more modern firepower, did not have in quantity the ability to defeat the natives. An Indian archer could handle more than 10 targets while a European soldier tried to reload his carbine. Hugs!
Answer:
This part sets out important ideas about government. It says that “all men are created equal.” And they have “unalienable rights,” rights that no one may take away. These rights are “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” It says that governments are set up to protect these rights.
Answer:
Midwestern Migrant farmers may have difficulty adapting to the new type of soil and different seed type and crops. If the immigrant is from Mexico he might find more comfort growing the plants he knows about, more so than planting some different plant on <em>foreign </em>soil.
Even if the migrant is not from Mexico, that in the context of this question he/she would probably be. They could still find difficulty planting there. Because of different crops, climate, and plants.
