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I just came across this question and my answer is: 1) the people struggled in finding jobs 2) the women there were trying to fight their and their children's <span>rights in education, being equal and having a voice in the government.
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I think it is A also because I am taking the same test in USA Test Prep.
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The Leadership of Muhammad is a new book by British management scholar John Adair that mines the life of the Prophet Muhammad to highlight his extraordinary qualities as a leader.
According to Adair, success is a function of leadership, and his short work provides anyone interested in learning how to lead and motivate with a wealth of insight, according to this review by Muqtedar Khan, an associate professor of political science and international relations at the University of Delaware.
Over the years, Muslim and non-Muslim historians have written many books about Prophet Muhammad as a leader, highlighting the divinely guided qualities of his personality as the final messenger of God, according to Islamic beliefs. But in the past century or so, a modernist, rationalist school of Islamic thought has emerged, which focuses on examining Prophet Muhammad as a charismatic leader as well as being the messenger of God.
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<span>“Black Tuesday” </span>October 29, 1929 – 1941
Ideology A comprehensive set<span> of </span>beliefs about the nature of people<span> and about the </span>role<span> of an institution or </span>government<span>. | Conservatism </span>A set<span> of beliefs that includes a limited </span>role<span> for the national </span>government<span>in helping individuals, support for traditional </span>values<span> and lifestyles, and a cautious response to change.</span>
