Answer:
A. Many were discontented with their domestic lives and duties and looking for opportunities to develop their talents.
Explanation:
The baby boom and rise of suburban life led to widespread discontent in the lives of middle class white women during the 50s and 60s.
In contrast to the wartime jobs that many women held during WW2, women in the 50s and 60s were stay at home moms.
They spent most of their time at home, and women that did work received much lower pay then men.
Women at home became discontent and wanted equality, with more opportunities for education and work.
So, the correct answer is A.
I think D but don’t count me on it!
Answer:
1. American mosques are effective deterrents against violent extremism in their communities.
2. There is no clear, predictable path to radicalization.
3. Religion is one of many identities within a person and rarely the sole motivator for action.
Explanation:
Religious terrorism is a type of religious violence where terrorism is used as a tactic to achieve religious goals or which are influenced by religious identity.
The most common form of terrorist attack in the United States was a bombing/explosion type attack. There were 1,414 such incidents in the United States between 1970 and 2018.
The most popular theory is that poverty causes terrorism. When people are deprived of certain resources and opportunities, poverty can create resentment and cause some to turn to terrorism in order to express their outrage
Answer:
C. Stop roving bands of outlaws from terrorising the backcountry
Explanation:
The Regulators formed in 1764 and their main purpose was to have a better government and reduce the taxes that were put on them. At first the Regulators started off as just protesting, but over time it turned into a whole militia and became quite violent. The wealthy men in North Carolina despised the Regulators and saw them as an overall threat to their business and/or wealth, so they called in the actual colonial militia to kill them.
