The Quaker maxim "In souls there is no sex" helps explain 1. the degree to which Quakers allowed women to assume positions of religious leadership in the seventeenth century. 2. the fact that Quakers generally frowned upon the customary gender structure of their own day and time.
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A
Explanation:
In 1920 women recieved the right to vote while the others recieved that right before then
Agrarian society grows their own food and is dependent on agricultural production for their economy. Whereas industrial society’s are rapidly growing their manufacturing and exporting of goods. Such societies have a stable enough agricultural system to devote more time to other tasks.
Political stability provided by an absolute monarchy
Answer:
Explanation:
Gary v. State of Oklahoma.
Sipuel v. Board of Regents of University of Oklahoma.