This article is basically talking about when Ronald Reagan put Sandra Day O’Connor in office many people thought that she lacked constitutional rights and she just wasn’t ready to be in the Supreme Court. They considered her a wasted nomination and suspected her position on abortion. Some liberals could not deny their satisfaction of seeing a woman on a high court, but they were dismayed at her apparent lack of strong support for feminist issues. It says that her parents Harry and Ada Mae owned the Lazy-B-Cattle Ranch in southeastern Arizona, where O’Connor grew up. She did not have a great childhood from what it says; the ranch itself did not receive electricity or running water until she was seven. Since their neighbors lived 25miles away, the family spent most of their days in isolation. Her brother and sister were not born until she was eight years old, which meant that she spent many of her childhood years an only child. She learned how to drive at the age of seven and she could fire riffles and ride horses proficiently by the time she was eight. Sandra attended the Radford School, a private academy for girls, from kindergarten through high school. Suffering from extreme homesickness, she withdrew and returned to Arizona for a year. Still, she graduated with good marks at the age of sixteen.
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"Sandra Day O'Connor." U.S Supreme Court Media Oyez. Oyez. 16 Oct. 2008
This article is basically talking about when Ronald Reagan put Sandra Day O’Connor in office many people thought that she lacked constitutional rights and she just wasn’t ready to be in the Supreme Court. They considered her a wasted nomination and suspected her position on abortion. Some liberals could not deny their satisfaction of seeing a woman on a high court, but they were dismayed at her apparent lack of strong support for feminist issues. It says that her parents Harry and Ada Mae owned the Lazy-B-Cattle Ranch in southeastern Arizona, where O’Connor grew up. She did not have a great childhood from what it says; the ranch itself did not receive electricity or running water until she was seven. Since their neighbors lived 25miles away, the family spent most of their days in isolation. Her brother and sister were not born until she was eight years old, which meant that she spent many of her childhood years an only child. She learned how to drive at the age of seven and she could fire riffles and ride horses proficiently by the time she was eight. Sandra attended the Radford School, a private academy for girls, from kindergarten through high school. Suffering from extreme homesickness, she withdrew and returned to Arizona for a year. Still, she graduated with good marks at the age of sixteen.
This article is basically talking about when Ronald Reagan put Sandra Day O’Connor in office many people thought that she lacked constitutional rights and she just wasn’t ready to be in the Supreme Court. They considered her a wasted nomination and suspected her position on abortion. Some liberals could not deny their satisfaction of seeing a woman on a high court, but they were dismayed at her apparent lack of strong support for feminist issues. It says that her parents Harry and Ada Mae owned the Lazy-B-Cattle Ranch in southeastern Arizona, where O’Connor grew up. She did not have a great childhood from what it says; the ranch itself did not receive electricity or running water until she was seven. Since their neighbors lived 25miles away, the family spent most of their days in isolation. Her brother and sister were not born until she was eight years old, which meant that she spent many of her childhood years an only child. She learned how to drive at the age of seven and she could fire riffles and ride horses proficiently by the time she was eight. Sandra attended the Radford School, a private academy for girls, from kindergarten through high school. Suffering from extreme homesickness, she withdrew and returned to Arizona for a year. Still, she graduated with good marks at the age of sixteen.
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