Based on their actions in "A Century Ride," which inference about Lizzie and Maude as women of the late 1800s is most valid? Mau
de represents the way women had behaved in the past, while Lizzie represents the way that women’s roles were changing. Lizzie represents the way women had behaved in the past, while Maude represents the way that women’s roles were changing. Maude represents the way that women’s views on marriage stayed the same, while Lizzie represents the way that women’s views on marriage were changing. Lizzie represents the way that women’s views on marriage stayed the same, while Maude represents the way that women’s views on marriage were changing.
If we take into account their actions in “A Century Ride”, it can be inferred that in the late 1800s Maude represents the way the women's roles were changing and Lizzie represents the way women had behaved in the past.
Explanation: The Female roles in "A Century Ride” were traditionalist. We can notice that it was not common for women to participate in competitive sports. It took time to women to open path to better opportunities. In Cycling contest,"A Century Ride" is the badge of honor among competitors. Something interesting about the tittle is that it represents the competitive spirit that women showed in those years.
Congress did not have the power to regulate foreign and interstate commerce. There was no executive branch to enforce any acts passed by Congress. There was no national court system. Amendments to the Articles of Confederation required a unanimous vote.
