Why does the author include this description of the penny in beginning of the chapter? to emphasize for the reader the differenc
e between modern currency and the british currency of that time period to make the reader wonder about what was featured on the other side of the penny to make the reader visualize the coin and become interested in learning more about the culturally significant artifact to explain to the reader how women of this time period were negatively affected by most laws
The answer is: to make the reader visualize the coin and become interested in learning more about the culturally significant artifact
In “A History of the World in 100 Objects.” At the beginning of the chapter “Suffragette-defaced Penny” the author includes a description of the coin this way he can call the reader’s attention and make them feel more eager to know more about the culturally significant artifact
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