6. The key idea that Margaret Fuller develops in her 1845 book<em> "Woman of the Nineteenth Century"</em> is <em>C. Men should not be allowed to ...</em>
7. The detail from the test that contributes significantly to the development of the key idea is <em>D. “As the friend of the African American...</em>
8. The way that paragraphs 10 -11 contribute to the power of Fuller's argument for women equality is <em>D. by alluding to the founding idea of American government that ...</em>
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9. The connection between women's lack of rights in the household and the effect on children is made by these details:
<em>C. "I have known these kinds of men to steal...</em>
<em>D. "I do believe that this mode of kidnapping—...</em>
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10. The suggestion of Paragraph 8 about Fuller is that <em>D. She worries modern society is ...</em>
Fuller believed strongly in the education and liberation of women. She also supported that African Americans should be accorded their human rights.
Thus, from 1845, Margaret Fuller started advocating for equal rights for all.
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