It was eliminated in the north.
Unable to vote or even own property, the Lowell girls nevertheless helped to set the country on a path toward protecting child labor and improving working conditions for industrial workers. The Lowell girls’ activities also provide an example of the importance of women in American History.
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<span>B. developing the Cherokee alphabet
He made a special alphabet which was designed for the Cherokee language which made it possible for others to send written messages and read translated works and similar things. This made the Cherokee vastly superior when it came to literacy compared to other Native-American tribes.</span>
