Answer:
Correct Answer:
A They knew that women would be given suffrage rights along with the men.
Explanation:
The Grimke sisters were prominent activists for abolition and women's rights. Sarah Grimke and Angelina Grimke Weld were raised in the cradle of slavery on a plantation in South Carolina owed by their wealthy father.
<em>Due to the actions of theirs towards woment equal rights, they were invited to First Woman's Rights Convention held in Seneca Falls in 1848 though they didn't attend.</em>
I don't believe so, they considered themselves Americans at that time
Answer:
The outcome of the Battle of Brooklyn was a victory for the British, who killed or captured 1,000 Americans and proceeded to occupy Brooklyn and Manhattan for seven years. However, the British failed to capture Washington and his army, which withdrew across the East River to fight again and, eventually, win the war.
Answer:
Making sure everyone is doing the work
Explanation:
<span>This means "that her performance was as good as that of an average 8-year-old child".</span>
Alfred Binet
and Theodore Simon trusted intelligence to be an learned element. This test was
framed keeping in mind the end goal to quantify intelligence of kids as per
their age. With this scale they endeavored to make a test which was
institutionalized and would take into consideration the estimation of a child’s
intelligence in the present. This scale was initially made with the purpose to categorize
kids as a way for them to get special education, after some time formed into an
estimation of intelligence for all kids.
