The answer is: Society, women, government
Wollstonecraft believed that the society has imposed a strong gender roles that put women's value beneath the Men's. Making it impossible for women to compete in the professional field and advance.
She also put some of the blame to women at that era, who simply sit idle and accept the mistreatment given to them, and to the government who did not intervene with the situation through legal methods.
B. THEY WERE PROTESTING THE TEA ACT. a bill that was passed to save the fall of the east india company by lowering its tea tax by a great amount
They weren't too eager to get involved in a war which they didn't know the outcome, and they didn't want to become involved because of the impact it may have on their trade with the other countries.
Answer:
The answer is D.
Explanation:
Segregation by law is known as de jure segregation. It was put in place in southern states of the U.S., shortly after the Civil War on African Americans.
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