Susan B. Anthony states that the founding documents confer rights on all people, including women, and therefore women are entitled to vote and she also states that women who are born in the United States are automatically considered citizens and therefore have the right to vote. These are the two arguments that she uses.
Susan B. Anthony was always committed to the women's suffrage movement since she considered the disfranchisement of women an injustice. On her speech, "On Women's Right to Vote" (1873), Susan B. Anthony, a famous women's rights activist, refers to the Constitution (1787), the supreme law of the United States and a power that no state can deny that establishes that all United States citizens, including women and men, are entitled to vote, in order to support her argument that women also have the right to vote. Furthermore, Susan B. Anthony argues that, by being persons, women are also citizens and that the disfranchisement of women that have been born in the United States goes against what Webster, Worcester and Bouvier, famous lexicographers, define as 'citizen' and what has been established in the Constitution, a violation which makes the government antidemocratic.
Anthony had an important role in the women's suffrage movement in a time when white men that governed the country discriminated different minorities, including women and black men.
Transition words and phrases help make a piece of writing flow better and connect one idea to the next. In this extract from Death of a salesman, Willy is held for someone who does not want to face reality. An evidence is that failing at his job, he still sees himself achieving great success in business. Here we need a transition word that illustrates the first sentence.
Answer D.
Answer:
1. thorns
2. rose
3. man climbing
4.ripped clothing
5.equality
6.clothes
2. the word rose shown at the top symbolizes the equality everyone wants and is fighting there. The people are willing to fight their way to the top but can hurt themselves along the way.
