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Alecsey [184]
1 year ago
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kakasveta [241]1 year ago
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The option that best summarizes Truth's message to men in this excerpt is this:

  • Men should be motivated to help women get their rights, so women can earn their own pay and not have to ask men for money.

<h3>What is the best summary for the text?</h3>

The best summary for this text is the one that captures the main point of the text. In this text, we can see that Truth was pleading to the men folk to help them get their rights.

She gives them a valid reason to make the effort and this is that the burden of giving women money will be reduced for them when women can have equal earning power.

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