The only option that doesn't really fit here is "ECONOMICS".
Darwin's theory of evolution opposed the ideas of the church that god was responsible for all progress and the being of humans. This is clearly a challenge to religion.
Until Darwin made his discoveries, science had been unable to truly understand the idea of evolution and for that reason he was also challenging the scientific world with a revolutionary theory.
Education is a mix of the two. At the time, education was highly linked to the church and would have shared morals along with beliefs. Science was clearly being taught in all schools at the time and of course Darwin's ideas ran contrary to the ideas that were being disseminated at the time.
Answer:
The author shows details about the walk and how it reinforces the concept that women have arrived in unimaginable places.
Explanation:
The author develops the text's ideas by presenting the importance and significance of the women's walk in space, giving specific details of what will be done and reinforcing the concept of how this is significant for humanity and a victory for women, which were repressed in all areas of society for millennia. However, women have managed to claim prominent places in the world, going so far as to become scientists, astronauts and anything else they want.
In Australia, in 2914, to a designated location, and by parachute
My Liberian out the women rights book in the fiction section
