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Intolerable Acts, or Coercive Acts... the two parties called it two different names. The British (or the loyalists) put these acts upon the Colonists (or the patriots) to punish them for the acts of dumping the tea into the water, which was a large trading resource at the time. To give you a bit more history, they dressed up as Indians in the process of dumping to tea... Later on after they were going to be punished... the Patriots spread propaganda about what happened...( kind of the same thing with the Massacre, only 5 people were killed. But the colonists made it seem like it was a mass killing).
Hello, So I am assuming this is a multiple choice question..
Your answer would be
Make less money than there male counter parts, , women were most expected to make less money then men...
Reason being... is that they were looked down upon and many men thought it was shameful that a women made a higher income or got a higher wage than a man.
Reason why the rest of the choices are wrong...
When some women got pregnant , they could not stay home (some of them depending on the boss) because they needed the money to support there families.
Women never made made more money then men back in the day,it was shameful to the man and the man felt like a failure , so women would get paid less.
Also, not all of the women back in the day (soaring 20's) got hired for a job because of gender discrimination, not to mention that they had kids and families they had to look after, so it was impossible for a lady in the time to work for longer hours.
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My brain..
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Oxen dying of thirst, overloaded wagons, and dysentery, among others. Trails were poorly marked and hard to follow, and travelers often lost their way.
They issued the Proclamation of 1763, which was meant to control the colonists. What were the main motivations and events that led to a break with the mother country? There were so many acts that taxed the colonists, such as, the Stamp Act, the Tea Act, and the Quartering Act.