The author develop the reasons why Alice Paul approached the suffrage movement by differently than others
by describing the protest actions first lead to incidents of violence that brought sympathy to the movement.
<h3>More about Alice Paul</h3>
Alice Paul was part of a family of 6 and enjoyed gender equality from her parents. She was given equal opportunity of education just like the male children.
She decided to join the suffrage movement in order to fight for women on gender equality. They held protest and other actions to communicate their needs to the movement.
Answer: The answers are C: "To inform readers about the ways young people are changing the world" and D: "To entertain readers with a story about high schoolers who made a change."
He wanted to move them west of the Mississippi River to a designated Indian territory. Some tribes resisted his ideas and relocation policy while others went peacefully but still harboring anger and sadness in their heart.
