A historian is analyzing a letter from a young woman to a local government

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The question that the historian can ask that would help them to gather information on the historical context of the events surrounding the letter is C. How has this society traditionally dealt with issues related to women's rights?

<h3>What question can the historian ask?</h3><h3 />

The historian is trying to find out the context of the letter which talks about how a woman was discriminated against ton the basis of gender. The best question to ask would therefore be one that explores the treatment of women in that society.

That question would be, "How has this society traditionally dealt with issues related to women's rights?"

Such a question would enable the historian to find out the likelihood of the woman actually being a victim of discriminated based on how woman are treated in general in that society.

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