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blagie [28]
2 years ago
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(1) In paragraph twelve Shirley Chisholm says, “for this reason I propose the Equal Rights Amendment to be made into a law.” Wha

t is the reason she is speaking of when she says this?
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(2) What is the counterclaim that goes against Shirley Chisholm’s belief that the Equal Rights Amendment should go into effect? In what paragraph do you find the first counterclaim?

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(3) How does Shirley Chisholm refute the first counterclaim?
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(4) Where can you find another counterclaim that goes against this law going into effect? What is it?

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(5) How does she refute the second counterclaim?

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(6) . What is the argument Shirley Chisholm ends her speech with. Do you agree? Explain.

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alexandr402 [8]2 years ago
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Answer: Where is paragraph 12?

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