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<span>The additional facts or clues did you gather in Part 2 of the story includes that the there is a sudden change in the plot, from being subtle to become shocking and unexpected result. It also shows that there is change in the characters.</span>
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C. Equal pay for women and men
Explanation:
The author of "Equal Pay Bill" letter discusses equal pay among men and women.
The author insists that even though men and women work at the same jobs, the men needs to be paid more than the women because of traditional roles of men and women. His letter sparked mixed reactions from both genders and was an issue for public debate.
From the excerpt given above, it can be inferred that HALL KNEW THAT THE GROWING OUTRAGE AMONG THE AMERICAN PUBLIC WOULD HELP BRITAIN'S CAUSE.
The British government leaders had in their possession a telegraph, which contains an information that they can use to their advantage, but they refuse to release this information on time to the right person (Wilson). In the passage given above, Hall was reminding them that it is the right time to release the information because he believed that the present situation in America will also help their cause.
