Answer: (1) a Constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote
Explanation:
Susan Anthony argued in this speech that the Constitution was meant to protect all Americans regardless of gender and this argument formed the backbone of a protest that lasted for almost a century as women agitated for their rights to vote.
In 1920 the Nineteenth Amendment was ratified and gave women the right to vote thereby addressing the problem of women being unable to vote even though they were American and so had to have a say in the running of the country.
Sikkim is the smallest state among seven sisters in north east India. Its total area is 7096 square kilometer.
Also known as “cave of the mountain river”, the cave is said to have been formed due to the passage of water across limestone, which created a channel under the mountains. The entrance to this cave cave was first found in 1991. This was followed by further investigation and exploration by scientists and explorers. However they had to take the help of locals for this discovery and exploration.
Answer: B. John Kay
The flying shuttle was one of the most important developments in weaving during the early Industrial Revolution. The flying shutter was invented and patented by John Kay in 1733. It greatly sped up the process of weaving, as well as reduced the number of people required to do it. The innovation was widely used by the 1750s.
Hebrew/ Jewish, Greek and Roman
Western Civilization as it is known today have been influenced
by the Judeo-Christian view which includes the even older Judaic tradition. Ancient Greek civilization and culture as well
as the influence of Ancient Rome also affected Western culture and politics.
