"Containment" is the answer to your question.
The lives of women changed dramatically during the American Civil War. ... On the home front, women for both sides had to manage the household while their husbands and sons were off fighting battles. On the battlefield, women helped to supply the soldiers, provide medical care, and worked as spies.
Due to the intolerable acts, the continental congress was formed in order to see how the colonies would deal with these acts and prevent them from infringing upon the rights of the colonists. In short, the result was the beginning of the American Liberation war and the writing of the Declaration of Independence which eventually led to the United States becoming a free country.
It was primarily "d. Lycurgus" who inspired Athenians to rebuild their city after the devastating Persian Wars and led Athens during one of the most inventive and creative periods in <span>classical history, since he was font of nothing that the best days of Athens lay ahead. </span>
