I think is france because it inolved major battle between other allies and also plus great britian help too.
hope it help
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The ERA is the Equal Rights Amendment, established to guarantee equal rights for women, especially when it came to wage differences between those of the opposite sex. The amendment seemed to fly smoothly until Phyllis Schlafly mobilized conservative women in opposition toward the act. She argued that the act would "disadvantage housewives", but there seemed to be more women for the act, than there were opposing it.
One thing I learned from the video was that after purchasing land from Napoleon, Lewis and Clark were sent to explore the land and they were accompanied by a Native American woman named Sacajawea who served as a guide.
The correct answer is: the Book of Common Prayer was a collection of rituals and ceremonies used in the Church of England.
Written by Thomas Cranmer, primarily, the book of Common Prayer laid out in English the rights prayers and ceremonies of the new English church.
