Garrison was not only anti-slavery, but pro women's rights. In 1849 his name was a prominent feature of the petition sent to Massachusetts legislature demanding women's suffrage. After the Civil War and the end of slavery, he continued to write articles in favor of equal rights for blacks and women.
Biology is the correct answer
They both focus on family life and strong morals.
Answer:
The Boston Tea Party.
Explanation:
On December 16, 1773 , 342 chests of tea beloging to the British East India Company were thrown by a group of colonists to the sea in Boston, Massachusetts. It was a protest against heavy taxation and harsh treatment by British authorities. "Taxation without representation" was the slogan of a growing number of dissatisfied Americans who resented taxes dictated by the Crown without having the benefit of political representation in Parliament. The incident is called the Boston Tea Party.
