What effect did the Civil War have on women's rights activism?
A) The war deflected most of the activism to other purposes.
B) Women's rights activists fell silent.
C) It had no effect.
D) The war caused a greater commitment to gaining women's rights.
A
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A) Egypt and Sumer would not have developed so early without them. B) these rivers are no longer part of important areas of human settlement. C) the other rivers did not have names in antiquity. D) the other rivers on the map were not navigable. E) they are the only rivers that ran through deserts.
In the late nineteenth century, the black leader who continued to press for full citizenship rights for blacks in the United States was
A) Felix Haywood. B) Benjamin "Pap" Singleton. C) Frederick Douglass. D) Benjamin Franklin.
Who was the first Pope resident in Avignon?
A) Boniface VIII B) Celestine V C) Clement V D) Benedict XII E) Gregory XI
Which of the following was NOT an action accomplished under the Lyndon Johnson administration?
a. War on Poverty. b. Civil Rights Act of 1964 c. Voting Rights Act of 1965 d. Committment of American troops to the Vietnam War e. Detente talks with China