Well, it led straight to the great depression. This caused a major crash in the economy, shortages of food, huge numbers of unemployment and homelessness, etc. :)
<span>The American Philosophical Society was founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1743 and is the oldest learned society in America. Established for the "promotion of useful knowledge among the British plantations in America," its membership has included the leading scientists, scholars, public servants and statesmen of this country as well as abroad. Membership is limited to 500 American members and 100 international. Also in that year, Franklin proposed the Academy of Phildelphia, which opened in 1751. The Academy was organized into Latin, English, and Mathematical departments, with the Latin department developing into the University of Pennsylvania.</span>
The Zhou government was weak central. Its power extended by almost all China, but the great extension of the zone and the rudimentary communications they made impossible the direct control of the Zhou, for this they delegated vasallos that gorbernadan each a city and its surroundings, little by little they acquired power until many they rebelled and with foreign aid expelled the Zhou from their capital. They went out and settled in the east but they did not have the same authority and many vassal states were stronger than them.
1. Plantations
2. Daniel Mandell
3. Abolition - the action or an act of abolishing a system, practice, or institution
4. Horace Mann actively promoted public education, and believed everyone deserved a good education
5. Lucretia Mott lectured on social reform, women's rights, abolition, and was also a Quaker
6. Women's education was not taken very seriously, and women lacked a lot of basic rights in the 1800s
7. Wheaton Female Seminary
8. Important, and everyone had the right to it
9. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, although there were multiple
