Answer: Personal life. A Unitarian in belief, she was hampered in her career by deafness that she had inherited from her father and, inheriting their mother's feebleness, both sisters yielded to disease in middle age.
Born: 22 February 1805, Old Harlow
Parents: Benjamin Flower
Sibling: Eliza Flower
Died: 14 August 1848
Explanation:
Genoa is the European city-state that had trade agreements with China in that time.
In general terms, the Pan-African movement encouraged "<span>D. a nationalist spirit of Africans living throughout the world," since it was clear that Africans were being taken advantage of in many countries. </span>
