How do the authors most effectively support their argument that women should be allowed to vote? Select two answers.Answer choices for the above questionby mentioning the founders of the republicby introducing a quote from a famous personby arguing that voting was a right of human natureby indicating that women are increasingly discontentby requesting that the right to vote be granted to their daughters

Explain how the authors make their points convincing and engaging about why women should be allowed to vote. Write your answer in the space below.

How do the authors develop the idea of equal voting rights for women throughout the text?Answer choices for the above questionA. by quoting celebrities and founders of the republicB. by listing negative effects of voting inequalitiesC. by arguing passionately and using evidence and reasoningD. by laying out claims logically and in a detailed manner

With which statement would Susan B. Anthony most likely agree?A.Voting can't be illegal for women, because it's already allowed by law.B.Women have already been voting for many years, but must do so secretly.C.Gaining the right to vote will require many small steps to victory.D.A new law should be developed that guarantees women the right to vote.

Which of the following is an idea developed in Anthony's "On Women’s Right to Vote" about voting rights? Voting rights should be reserved for people that pay taxes.Voting rights should be given to all women.Voting rights should be reserved for men.

As more white males gained the right to vote, and the citizenry became more interested in national politics, the belief emerged that the government and elected officials should obey which of the following?Multiple choice question.the ideal of the greater goodthe notion that women should be allowed to votetheir own best judgmentthe will of the people