Answer: Spain: 1) in the first part of the history there are various monarchies and Spain is not united, 2) unification of Spain in 1469 under the kings of Aragon and Castile, 3) Habsburgs (the first Habsburg in Spanish throne was Philip I The Fair, son of Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I) who ruled shortly during 1506. This dynasty reigned in Spain till 1714 (death of Charles II), 3) Bourbons (from 1714 till today). France: 1) Capet dynasty (starts with Hugh Capet), 2) Valois dynasty (which is a branch of Capet dynasty, starts with Philip VI, 1328 became the king of France), 3) Bourbon dynasty (first king of this dynasty was Henri IV, 1589). 4) short perior of Napoleon dynasty (Napoleon I), 5) Bourbon dynasty again (1814/15-1830), 6) Napoleon dynasty (so-called Second Empire, 1852-1870).
Explanation: that part of history that took place before 1469 I do not consider history of Spain because there were different monarchies there. What happened before Hugh Capet (Carolingian dynasty, Merovingian dynasty) I do not consider "France" because it was "kingdom of Francs".
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Explanation:
The UN logo reflect the organization’s mission which is its SYMBOLS REPRESENT WORLD PEACE. Olive branches are a symbol of peace and that in the logo, it it drawn that the countries are protected by olive branches which indicates that these nations are protected by each other.
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It cut ties with Britain so other countries would be more inclined to keep them from going back to Britain.
The name of women's organisation that called for "full participation of women in mainstream American society" is The National organisation for Women(NOW).
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Betty Friedan published a book struck a nerve, within the three years of publication of her book a new feminist movement took birth which had been absent since suffrage movement. In 1966, Friedan, and others formed an activist group called the National Organization for Women.
NOW was dedicated to the "full participation of women in mainstream American society." They demanded equal pay for equal work and pressured the government to support and enforce legislation that prohibited gender discrimination.
