A. Many female antislavery champions also demanded the right to vote.
( i think its this one lets go over the other options)
B. Men believed that women of all races were slaves and deserved to suffer. ( ha ha no this is not correct. women started become stronger and more independent at this times so obviously at least some men were OK with this)
C. The Second Great Awakening led to abolition and great medical advances. ( yes the second great awakening led to abolition which is the act agents slavery. but i dont see how this relates to the picture)
D. Women who defended slaves were permitted to elect leaders.
( no women who defended slaves went to jail. helping slaves were illegal so the women wouldn't become elect leaders. some women did however help slaves and not get caught but they weren't permitted to anything)
in conclusion the answer is A ( i assume)
Answer:
European countries attempt to profit from their African colonies after
World War I by
B. They heavily taxed indigenous Africans and required them to pay in cash.
Explanation:
The Europeans Colonist countries such as: France, Britain and Germany obtained an important funding from African colonies before and after the war. That’s why Taxation was the main use for colonial countries.
This taxation and extraction policies implemented on African colonies created problems such as the decline on the money supply in Africa as raw metals for coin production lacked in those times.
When the War ended, they rose taxation and use these funds to pay the expenses caused by the enormous military expenditure and the destruction of infrastructure.
Answer:
As articulated in his <em>95 Theses</em>, three of the problems that Luther had with selling indulgences are as follows:
1. He did not want the people to mistakenly believe the Pope's indulgence was better than other forms of charity (I'm guessing this refers to a similar to God; not committing adultery through this medium).
2. He believed that buying indulgences does not improve the quality of man; rather, man only becomes more selfish by buying indulgences.
3. He asserted that man, unless he is rich enough, can save his money to spend on more important things than indulgences (he encouraged people not to 'throw away' their money on indulgences).
Explanation:
Read theses 41 -- 47 for more
In honor of the Olympic Summer Games taking place right now in Rio de Janeiro, we’ll look at the history of Brazil, specifically how it came to be the only Portuguese-speaking country in South America. The country’s history is actually quite unique, and today Brazil is an economic powerhouse, despite its current economic troubles. At JBI, this translates directly into a large number of Portuguese voice-over projects every year.
In this blog post we’ll take a look at two the historical events that made Brazil the nation we know today – and the only Portuguese-speaking country in South America.
Answer:Traditional ethnic dances
Explanation:
Under communism the government wants to control their subjects and will often take away rights such as religious or ethnic beliefs/behaviors.
