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Egyptian Women were given quite equal right has men, that was why a woman could become a pharaoh the( such as hatshepsut)
Explanation:
Hatshepsut was a female Egyptian pharaoh, she wouldn't have become a pharaoh if preferences were not given to female like males. it shows that females were also given privileges and rights as the males, this gives them ability to own and control property thou it could be limited to an existent but comparing with Mesopotamian women, they (Mesopotamian women) are usually under a man, or a family, not seen taking control like Egyptian women would.
In conclusion, Egyptian women had rights more than Mesopotamian women which gives Egyptian ability to control compared to Mesopotamian women who her less privileged.
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The spatial cueing or Posner cueing task (Posner, 1980) is a common paradigm for studying visual attention. For the participant, the task is easy: detect when a target stimulus is presented, and respond as quickly as possible. Usually, the stimulus appears either on the left side or the right of the screen, and participants are cued before the stimulus appears. The cue is sometimes "exogenous" (e.g., the cue appears at the same location as the upcoming stimulus), and sometimes "endogenous" (e.g., a centrally-presented arrow pointing to the location of the upcoming stimulus), but in both cases cue the participant to the potential target location.
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Social change movements are the organized, collective and collaborative attempt to bring large-scale changes by non-institutional methods as the consequences of new elements in society. Social movements perceived due to the gap between existing ethics and changing aspiration of people with time which attempt to change existing public policies which can reflect the values of modern society.
Either a larger river (The Mississippi) or the Gulf of Mexico.
I believe they wanted a weak central government in 1776 so that they could earn their spot into the government and get what they wanted.