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Question refers to the excerpt below.


"With these examples in two widely-separated parts of the country, the old and the new, representing not only crystallized prejudice in the one but inborn opposition in both to any step toward enfranchising women, and with this depending absolutely on the will of the voters, is it a matter of wonder that its progress has been so slow? If the question were submitted in any State to-day whether, for instance, all who did not pay taxes should be disfranchised, and only taxpayers were allowed to vote upon it, it would be carried by a large majority. If it were submitted whether all owning property above a certain amount should be disfranchised, and only those who owned less than this, or nothing, were allowed to vote, it would be carried unanimously. No class of men could get any electoral right whatever if it depended wholly on the consent of another class whose interests supposedly lay in withholding it."—From The History of Woman Suffrage, Vol. IV, edited by Susan B. Anthony and Ida Husted Harper


The focus on issues described in Anthony's text led to alliances between groups sharing similar goals, most notably those


seeking enfranchisement for former slaves

advocating for rights for domestic migrants

enacting the tenets of Social Gospel

working to advance the cause of radical anarchists

Answer: (a) enfranchisement for former slaves.

Explanation: the selection from The History of Lady Suffrage by Susan B. Anthony and Ida Husted Harper highlights the resistance confronted by the women's suffrage development within the Joined together States, and the moderate advance towards liberating ladies. The content does not specify any particular organizations together with other bunches, but verifiably, the women's suffrage development did shape unions with other bunches sharing comparable objectives. One such gather was the abolitionist development, which sought to conclusion servitude within the Joined together States. Numerous women's rights activists, including Susan B. Anthony, were too dynamic within the abolitionist development, and the two developments frequently worked together to progress their shared objectives of correspondence and equity.

Which of the following statements is true (only one) about personal trauma?

A. When processing a personal trauma, research has shown that nothing, not even journaling, is as effective as actually talking things out with a family member, friend, or counselor.
B. When processing a personal trauma, research has shown that journaling is more effective than talking things out with a family member, friend, or counselor.
C. When processing a personal trauma, research has shown that neither journaling nor talking things out really helps. Simply put, only the passing of time makes a difference.
D. When processing a personal trauma, research has shown that journaling can be just as effective as talking things out with a family member, friend, or counselor.

I think it is D
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