Equal Rights Amendment was a proposed amendment to Congress by Alice Paul and Crystal Eastman. In December 1923, Paul and Eastman proposed to the Congress an amendment that required equal rights for Americans, regardless of sexes. This distinction was to be removed legally in the matters of divorce, property, employment, etc.
The Equal Rights Amendments failed in 1983 because of lack of votes by some states. It failed as it provided vague description and people also feared that it might create a unisex society. The proponent of this view point was Phyllis Schlafly.
She firmly established Protestant practices but retained catholic rituals and ceremonies ; thus bringing about Protestantism gradually and without opposition.
Through this treaty, Russia lost control over Finland and Poland, as well as other territories in eastern Europe. It also gave up its claim to the Ukraine, a region of the Russian Empire that was home to rich farmland and natural resources
