During the wars men were out fighting so the women worked. after that we realized women were good workers so they got jobs
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The concept from the magma carta that mostly influenced the United States was B) rule of law
The best explanation for why the Colonists left Great Britain is B) they felt Great Britain had ignored them for so long that it was just natural to separate from them
The truthy about the declaration of independence is It explained why the colonists felt the need to separate from Great Britain.
<h3>What was the declaration of independence?</h3>
This is the term that is used to describe the reasons whey the colonists decided that they wanted to have their own self government. The declaration tells us whey they decided to be away from the British government.
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The British army led by Cornwallis faced defeat in the battle of Yorktown.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Yorktown was the last battle place in the American Revolutionary War. The British troops led by Cornwallis finally surrendered in the Battle of Yorktown. The Continental Army was under the control of Nathaniel Greene and they applied several brilliant war tactics.
When the British troops retreated to Yorktown George Washington led his army down from the North. By this time the French navy also moved to the coast near Yorktown after defeating the British navy. After eleven days of war the British troops finally surrendered by accepting the terms of George Washington.
C. It had a great seaport.
There were actually five reasons:
1) Geography - Florence is the ideal place for trade because It can be reached both by land and by sea.
2) Wealthy Merchants - Florence is filled with patrons of arts.
3) Independent Government - Florence is a place where people can behave in certain manner and not be persecuted; unlike other countries
4) Liberal people - People liberal thoughts and manners result to progressive behavior.
5) Humanism - People in Florence believe that life should be lived to ones greatest potential; a way of honoring Gods' greatest creation.
