Dolly Madison as a child did not go to parties and dances Because of the strict rules, Quaker people had to observe.
Because of the strict rules
Quaker people had to observe.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The Quaker society teaches equality, love and peace among all and was against slavary. But there are certain strict rules that the followers had to stick too.
Dolley Madison was raised in a family who believed in Quaker society. The quaker society don't support dancing and partying as they believe in Stillness and peace. They didn't encourage their children to learn any of the dance art.
Points were usually fastened to a short foreshaft, and then that foreshaft was inserted into the body of the lance. When they were hunting big game like the mammoth, Clovis and Folsom people would probably thrust the weapon into the animal, breaking off the foreshaft.
The plague stopped the movement plus lack of technology
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Answer:
I have no idea
Explanation:
iيتثخص، 5 times 5 is formal to be informal
No because it encourages inequality it further influences people's self esteem and worth.
