True, it was religiously offensive to the troops of the nation.
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- To be recognized as equal to men
- To be treated as full citizens
- To be involved in the political process.
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Abigail Adams was the wife of President John Adams and the mother of President John Quincy, she wrote frequently to her husband because they spent several time apart, specially when Adams was in the Second Continental Congress, <u>on her letters (published after she died) she asked her husband to remember the women.</u> <em>Abigail was an advocate for women rights, and believed that women should be educated and involved in the political process, because they are equal to men</em>. Abigail Adams didn't live to see women earned the right to vote, she died in 1818, and the United States Constitution granted women the power to vote in 1919, after the Women Suffrage movement.
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2. Created laws protecting slaves and prisoners.
During the 13th century, the king Sundiata Keita united all the kingdoms of Western Africa to create the Empire of Mali. In the year 1235, he enacted the Kouroukan Fouga, the non-written constitution of the Empire of Mali, which contained laws that protected slaves and prisoners. This constitution is one of the first declarations of Human Rights in the History of Humanity. It established that slaves should be treated properly and they could only be employed or liberated, but they could never be sold by their masters.
3. Created a cabinet of advisors
In 1235, Sundiata Keita created the Gbara, or great assembly, which worked as the deliberative body of the Empire of Mali. It was formed by 30 members from the different Mandinka clans.
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to encourage the South African government to engage in dialogue with its black citizens over a possible end to apartheid.
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the last one (low prices made it more available for everyone)
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