To protect its head start, Britain tried to enforce strict rules against exporting inventions.
In the first few years of World War II, both sides of the war were mainly stuck in stalemate, which is like a draw neither side was gaining or losing much ground, but I'm sure as you can probably imagine it was still a gruesome war with lots of bloodsheds, injuries, and casualties, but both sides continued to try and outsmart the other side in the great war, but as stated before they were mainly stuck at stalemate in the first few years. Hope this helps :-).
Women were allowed to preach in their societies. They also believe that women were equal
spiritually. Many women became preachers
and writers who were defended by men.
This gave them an active role in society. During the Restoration, however, this began
to decline but women still asserted themselves in Quaker society.
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