Answer: When the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854 threatened to establish slavery outside of the South, Clarina Nichols uprooted her family to become a pioneer and activist in Kansas. Her efforts helped catapult her adopted state into the forefront of women's rights, gaining the respect and support of such women as Susan B.
Having each woman focus on one aspect of baking the cake, like one do the combining of ingredients and another be in charge of baking and one do frosting. This is called specialization.
