1-whitney
2-howe
3-wright
4-cooper
5-hargreaves
6-ford
7-field
8-morse
9-watt
10-edison
11-fulton
12-mccormick
13-oliver
14-drake
15-bell
The answer to those 4 options is B
A reformer and feminist who joined with Lucretia Mott in issuing the call for the first woman's rights convention<span> in America which was </span>held<span> at Seneca Falls in 1848. She later worked with Susan B. </span>Anthony<span>for </span>women's<span> suffrage. United States suffragist and feminist; called for reform of the practices that perpetuated sexual</span>
Each prince could decide the religion for his lands
<span>It had a population that was right in the middle of all of the states then formed. This gave it the ability to see which concepts from the New Jersey Plan and the Virginia Plan would best overall fit the new country's legislature. Connecticut wouldn't have been the most powerful state under either plan, so they didn't have a reason to wholeheartedly support either plan, and could give suggestions on how to please both sides.</span>
