They were very controlling of peoples rights and planned to change the constitution to the way that they wanted it
The answer is a. true.
The strikes however had mixed results.
This was due to the termination of war contracts, the return of men from
the war and the transformation of the economy from war to peace time
economy. Eventually it failed.
The idea of women suffrage was at most importance at the convention and all women there were gathered to discuss this right. The convention itself is one of the first US historical examples of women advocating for their rights. Seven years later women gained the right to vote.
In the United States, it would be the telephone industry that is often considered part of an oligopoly (among other things), since only a small handful of companies dominates the market.
Samuel Adams was a Boston Patriot and strong opponent of British taxation. for this reason I believe what you are looking for is The Boston Tea Party. Samuel was a vital character for the making of the Boston Tea Party.
