Answer:
The idea that being a woman is easier than being a man.
Explanation:
This question is about "The Men We Carry In Our Minds," an essay written by Scott Russel that addresses his views on ideas of gender equality and how it affects the people with whom he has contact.
In this text the author shows how he always believed that women had a much easier life than men and never imagined that women could suffer some kind of violence and intolerance for being women. He shows that he was shocked when he found out that women are not seen on an equal basis and have difficult lives for that reason.
Answer:
It depends, if the one that does hard labor had a chance to get educated then yes, it is fair. If he never got the chance to get an education, then no. Why? Because if he did get the chance to get educated and didn't, then he basically chose to do hard labor. If he never got the chance to get educated, then that is unfair because his brother did have the chance.
Honestly idk if that helped, but that's how I see it.
The answer is A, the king failed to tax the colonists
The Germans led the Death march.
