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an effect in the Egyptians carving their writing into the stone on temples and monuments influenced tombstones that are in grave yards now and days.
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1923 The Equal Rights Movement, this Amendment would prevent all gender discrimination, however it never passed the ratification passage
National Organization for Women; formed in 1966 to promote the full participation of women in American society
Many people were allowed to participate in public decision making is not true of the democracy that existed in Athens.
A: Many people were allowed to participate in public decision making.
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Athens had the best government of that time. The democracy of Athens entertained freedom of speech.
Therefore it was allowed for many people to come and take part in public decision making just like today's time where various people from political background can come and make decisions.
Although many people were allowed in public decision making that didn't mean that any kind of decision would be taken, a proper jurisdiction was there in that time too, for monitoring what the individuals are saying.
It would be a "nerve cell" that is a specialized cell, since this cell has developed from a general stem cell (which can take practically the form of any cell) as has become a cell with a specific role in the body.
An event that brought the nation together was the Missouri compromise. This compromise worked for about 30 years. This event made Missouri a slave state and Maine a free state. It also made the idea of 36 30. Anything above is free and anything below is slave. Except for Missouri witch was above. Until the Kansas- Nebraska act witch made the Missouri compromise unconstitutional. <span>The Kansas- Nebraska act pulled the nation apart. This act made the the Missouri compromise unconstitutional and made it so the people could choose whether or not a state was slave. This basically started a land grab of who gets the most land. The South wanted Nebraska and Kansas because it was perfect for cotton. The North wanted the land so the south wouldn't get it.</span>
