The correct answer is the first one: a person's value is not determined by their race, language, or religion. According to the quotation he believed that the differences do prevent people from coming together but this is not true and people shouldn't look at these differences since the differences don't really exist because they are all human and that we should judge based on how good of a person they might be and not judge based on outside appearance.
There are several important constitutional issues at the start of Reconstruction, but perhaps the greatest was if the newly freed slaves could be counted as citizens.
Women vote around 1917 in New York. Some states had the right to vote before the 19th Amendment. Carrie Chapman Catt and suffragettes had convinced President Woodrow Wilson and other political leaders that women had the right to vote. ... The Nineteenth Amendment was signed on August 26, 1920.
a,b,d,e those are the right answers women at the time did not have equal opportunities
