Why were most teachers initially young, unmarried women?​

Answer and Explanation:

In these times, there was a overall and set in stone idea that woman were the ones that teach and do all the things men don't want to do, and men do the hard work and get time for themselves.

Girls were taught to become teachers at a young age (after learning all things necessary).

So, because of the social division that happened in the time period the women were in, young and unmarried women were teachers.

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what was the significance of the events in Appomattox Courthouse, VA?

A ) William Carney becomes the 1st African American to receive the medal of honor for his bravery at the battle.
B ) 1st major battle of the Civil War with high casualties
C ) Turing point of the war because the south would not try to invade the North again.
D ) Robert E. Lee surrenders to Ulysses S. Grant to officially end the Civil War.

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which role does the resolution play in plot development? 1. The resolution is the crisis, or the turning point of the story's condict. O2. The resolution is the situation in which the main characters find themselves at the beginning of the story. 03. The resolution is the episode providing the final answers to the problem. 04. The resolution is the sequence of events that lead to greater and greater complications.​

Pre-Columbian peoples lived throughout the continents of North and South America, and in Central America.

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In two to three sentences, how was the Renaissance a cause of the Reformation? Use two examples that
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Based on the map, which state would be most affected by the cultural diffusion of the Native American culture?

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Kentucky
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The Taklimakan Desert is located in

A southeast China.

B northwest China.

C northeast India.

D southwest India.

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The idea which I have developed in this pamphlet is a very old one: it is the restoration of the Jewish State. . . .

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Theodor Herzl, 1896

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Why was it necessary for the Continental Congress to establish a shared army comprised of militias from every colony in the early months of the War for Independence? O The only way the militia members could be paid was if they were part of this larger unified army. A unified army drawing from every colony was essential to combatting the well-organized British troops. The only way the militia members could be paid was if they were part of this larger unified army. O Most colonies had been reluctant to commit their local militias to the growing war before the attack. O Some militias were better trained than others and unifying them into a single force equalized them.
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By 1968, backlash against a liberal Supreme Court could be
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