Since 1862, no Senator has been expelled, though there were multiple efforts over the course of time but never were they successful. In 1797 a Senator was expelled for the charges of treason and then in 1861-62 fourteen more met the same fate for joining and helping <span>Confederacy in the Civil War.
So its been about 155 years :)</span>
I think that the answer is A. or C.
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They excelled in fields dominated by men.
Amelia Earhart Earhart<span> was </span>the primary lady<span> to fly across the Atlantic. She </span>conjointly busts several<span> aviation records, </span>just like the<span> woman's speed record of 100km </span>and also the<span> woman's altitude record of 1400 feet.</span>
<span>Anne O'Hare McCormick</span><span> was </span>a distant<span> news correspondent for the </span>big apple<span> Times, an </span>associate degree<span> era </span>wherever the sector<span> was </span>nearly solely<span> "a man's world".
In 1937, she won the </span>newspaper publisher<span> Prize for correspondence, </span>changing into the primary lady<span> to receive </span>a serious class newspaper publisher<span> Prize in journalism. Her </span>wedding<span> to her husband </span>semiconductor diode<span> to frequent travels abroad and her career as a journalist became </span>a lot of <span>specialized.</span>
Answer:
Many were displeased, which increased tensions over slavery.
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