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Answer:
D. She later changed her mind about the women's rights movement and fought against women obtaining the vote.
Explanation:
Elizabeth married Henry Brewster Stanton, had children, she also had a close connection with Susan B. Anthony, and she was also a driving force behind the Seneca Falls Convention. But she never once in her history changed her mind about the fairness of women's right to vote. She always contributed onto it.
(I'm 80% sure of that)
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WEB Du Bois was an influential African-American scholar who became famous for his Pan-African beliefs and his founding of the NAACP.
Du Bois was influential in the development of much of the thinking around how African-Americans should be educated and behave during the early 20th century.
the answer is D encouraged slaveholder's resistance to abolitionist activists
