Answer:
Apparently your question is incomplete, but anyway by analyzing the ideals of Wollstonecraft we can say that the correct answer is option b. a quotation from a man showing his support for women's equal education.
Explanation:
Wollstonecraft was self-taught, she was aware that a good cultural preparation was the only means available to a woman to fend for herself. Hence, after the early death of her mother, being forced to move the family forward, she opened a girls' school. She had the financial support of a friend, Fanny Blood, and with the help of her sisters, Eliza and Evelina.
She was in favor of women being educated like men. She did not want women to have power over them, but over themselves.
Answer:
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Explanation:
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B. He's thinking of what could've happened to his peopl at his side which is the higher levels. Compared to those in the lower levels of where Katrina effected.
Answer:
The man the dust now represents is Abraham Lincoln.
Explanation:
The poem "This Dust Was Once the Man" by Walt Whitman is an elegy, which means it honors the life and memory of a dead person. This poem, just like "O Captain! My Captain" honors the American president Abraham Lincoln. Whitman refers to Lincoln as "gentle, plain, just, and resolute," which are in fact qualities for which the president was well known.
There are different interpretations of what "the foulest crime in history" means. Some say it refers to the attempt of secession by the southern states. Others claim that it refers to Lincoln's assassination.