Which ideas from the Declaration of Independence support women's sufferage

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Well, among the choices given I would have to say the your answer is going to be C)<span>"governments are instituted among men"

This is because this is the only relevant choice that I can see because A) does not count because it doesn't support anything to do with the women. B) seems like it would count but it doesn't because that involved only men. Then D) also seems like it would be it but of courser it is not this is because it is talking about the government taking away someones power. And you didn't wants to take away women's power or rights as human beings you wanna give it to them so they would be equal.

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