When were Canadian women seen as persons and when did they have the right to vote?

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  27. Algebra

    In a group of 180 persons composed of men, women, and children, there are twice as many men as women, and three times as many women as children. How many are there of each?

  28. Us History

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  30. Business Stats

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  31. History

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  32. Economic

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  35. ELA

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  36. english

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  37. Social studies

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  38. contine...

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  40. MATH

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  42. history

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  47. history

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  48. college

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  52. Mathematics

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  53. Socials

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  55. Probability

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  56. History

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  57. Check My Answer Please

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  63. History

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  65. economics

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  66. soc studies 3 questions pls help!!!

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  68. Probability

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  70. History

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  71. English

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  77. english

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  78. MATH MODELS

    300 hundred people apply for three jobs. 120 of the applicants are women. (a) If three persons are selected at random, what is the probability that two are women? (B)If three persons are selected at random, what is the probability that one is a woman? (c)

  80. english

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  85. socials

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  86. Soc. Studies

    What progress was made towards women's equality in the 1800s? A.Women obtained the suffrage, or right to vote, in federal elections. B.Many gains were made in the area of women's education during this period. C.Women were granted full equality with men

  87. History

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  90. stats

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  91. History

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  92. history

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  93. History

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  95. U.S. History

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  96. statistics

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  97. STATS

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  98. History

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  100. English

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  101. Statistics

    The average life of Canadian women is 73.75 years and the standard deviation of the women's life expectancy in Canada is 6.5 years. Using the Chebyshev's theorem, determine the minimum percentage of women in Canada whose life expectancy is between 64 and

  102. Statistics

    The average life of Canadian women is 73.75 years and the standard deviation of the women's life expectancy in Canada is 6.5 years. Using the Chebyshev's theorem, determine the minimum percentage of women in Canada whose life expectancy is between 64 and

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  116. history

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  117. History

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  118. social studies.

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