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(D). Many single, middle-class women worked outside the home.
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The Yellow Kid was successful in its time because it portrayed critically the period in which it lived. His shirts were his means of communication, and ironically reflected the model of communication on the rise at the time: merchandising.
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The marginal cost of production at 300 leather jackets will be $35.
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tpolitical party defination an organized group of people who have the same political positions //// example ( democrates and republicans //// Thomas washington didnt want any political party's because he siad would cause trouble
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xyz affair definition the French had seized nearly 300 American ships bound for British ports. (french was damaging their ships )//// sentence: if the french didnt damage the boats john marshal and his adminestration wouldnt have made the xyz affair
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Alien and Sedition Acts Definition: it was an act that french couldnt live in the america states at time (make sure u list the beggining states) it made it harder on outsiders/// sentence: because of the french america made the alien and sedition act so it would be hard for them to live in america and made sure they had little freedom
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state rights definition: right the state gives not the same as national rights state is only that on state for example maryland//// sentence: the state right made sure everyone was following directions
online definition of xyz affair :The XYZ Affair is a name usually given to a diplomatic situation described in a report (1797 - 1798) where United States President John Adams mentioned three French agents, referred to only as X, Y, and Z. When John Adams became President in March of 1797, the French had seized nearly 300 American ships bound for British ports.
