The narrator of fever 1793 helps readers imagine her childhood by stating her love for the country. Describing the experience of seeing her words in print. Confessing to counting on her fingers. Expressing her frustration with serving in the front room.

10 points which of the following was not included in the declaration of sentiments at the seneca falls convention? a) women's right to practice religion freely b) women's right to be guardians of their own children c) women's right to own property d) women's right to speak wherever they chooseth

45 were the 1920s a “return to normalcy” or a “time of great change”? submit it in a letter format.

During the age of global expansion and encounter, many individuals brought about change. how might we prepare for changes today?