Too much individualism could take the focus away from supporting the common good" is the best option, since Tocqueville's main concern was that this individual freedom led people to isolate themselves from society. Hope this helps you out! Here some sources I have found for you http://www.brtom.org/sjc/sjc4.html and also Primewritings site. The last helps with the writing, editing and proofreading.
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The public was angry with business leaders and sympathetic towards workers; as a result, union activity grew.
Advanced civil rights during the 1960s-1970s--these women used their positions in society to be the voice of the civil rights movements in particular the women's and African American's movements.
Gloria Steinem co-created Ms. magazine which highlighted women's issues from birth control, abortion, education, careers, and abuse. She was a spokesperson for the women's movement and worked to introduced and advance the Equal Rights Amendment.
Shirley Chisholm--was the first black woman in Congress and the first woman to seek a presidential nomination. She used her political position to advance laws for gender and racial equality.
Feudalism worked easy because it was a system that worked from top to bottom. At the top you had the King which provided money for the Nobility that provided troops and protection for the king. Then the Nobility would bestow the land to his knights that would give the land to the peasants and they owned the land and farmer on it. The knights would provide military service for food that they farmed.
Rosetta Stone, think of the modern language course
