How did women in american colonies significantly contribute to upholding the boycott on british goods during the american revolution?

a. women organized campaigns across the colonies to propagate boycotting british goods.

b. women spun cloth at home to enable their families to forsake imported british cloth.

c. women refrained from using tea and other british crops in their household.

d. women learned to whitewash their own homes to avoid using british paint.

Which is more important in determining the format in which recordings are offered by the music industry, new technology or consumer sovereignty? explain.

Egypt is home to one of the oldest human civilizations. theearliest egyptian dynasty was established around 3100bce. egypt was ruled by powerful leaders known as pharaohs until the 500s bce, when it was conquered by a series of invaders, including the persian empire and the roman empire. after the fall of the roman empire, egypt became part of aseries of muslim empires, including the ottoman empire.european powers then occupied egypt beginning in the late 18th century. today, egypt is an independent republic with its own constitution and elected leaders. however, some modern observers worry that powerful military leaders have seized too much power in the country. it is possible that egypt will become an autocratic state if these leaders continue to grow more powerful.which statement from the passage addresses an event from the present? a. after the fall of the roman empire, egypt became part of a seriesof muslim empires, including the ottoman empire.b. egypt was ruled by powerful leaders known as pharaohs until the 500s bce, when egypt was conquered by a series of invaders, including the persian empire and the roman empire.c. it is possible that egypt will become an autocratic state if the leaders continue to grow more powerful.d. however some modern observers worry that powerful military leaders have seized too much power in the country.edit: the correct answer is d

Who commanded fort union in the 1850's? what were their contributions to fort union?