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American History Homework Ten Answers - Student Nineteen (view source)
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6. The nineteenth amendment, ratified in 1920, supported the right of women to vote. It cites women's support of World War I to persuade President Woodrow Wilson to change his position from opposing this amendment to supporting it. It was strongly opposed, particularity in the south.
6. The nineteenth amendment, ratified in 1920, supported the right of women to vote. It cites women's support of World War I to persuade President Woodrow Wilson to change his position from opposing this amendment to supporting it. It was strongly opposed, particularity in the south.
7. The cartoon shows Teddy Roosevelt separating Japan and Russia. It represents the Treaty of Portsmouth. The cartoonist probably supports Teddy Roosevelt because his seems powerful compared to Japan and Russia in the cartoon.
7. The cartoon shows Teddy Roosevelt bringing Japan and Russia together to make peace. It represents the Treaty of Portsmouth. The cartoonist probably supports Teddy Roosevelt because his seems powerful, important, and wise compared to Japan and Russia in the cartoon.