The Latter Day Saints began settling in and around Independence<span>, </span>Missouri<span>, in 1831. </span>Their<span> customs, and </span>their<span> religious and political attitude were not in harmony with the feelings and prejudices of </span>their neighbors<span>. This resulted in bitterness and opposition which in time led to friction and conflict.</span>
c)the passage of the Fifteenth Amendment
The Fifteenth Amendment allowed for black men to vote. Women were not extended the right to vote.
Despite working toward abolition and the right to vote at the same time, women were not granted the right to vote. This inspired women's groups to reorganize but it also created a split in ideology. On one side, women who believed the Fifteenth Amendment did apply to women and were willing to work with blacks to test the amendment. The other side believed blacks were responsible for women not getting the right to vote and their new mission was to achieve an amendment specifically giving women the right to vote.
Although the Anti-Federalists lost their main goal, in that the Constitution was ratified, the succeeded in place a Bill of Rights in the Constitution, which explicity highlighted the most important individual rights for states and indviduals.
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Printing press
Explanation:
The printing press was allowed for quicker production of text, as well as having the ability to duplicate in the thousands. A single pamphlet would be carried from one town to another, where it could duplicate even more.
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The Ottoman Empire contributed indirectly to the start of World War I by Balkan calls for independence, which contributed to instability in. the region. by its war with Austria-Hungary, which contributed to the breakup of the Triple Entente.
