Question

In the early 1920s, Mr. Kelly Miller argued against women's suffrage stating:

Answer 1

Answer:

The statement that most accurately describes Mr. Miller's argument is His argument is weak because it is based on poor assumptions about women's skills and abilities.

Explanation:

Mr. Kelly Miller's argument has not solid fundament or evidence to be supported, all his statements were made under narrow-minded assumptions that society had toward women in a time when they were not supposed to be anything else but housewives and mother, then any role that was going against that belief was considered irrational and impossible.

Answer 2

It is His argument is weak because it is based on poor assumptions about women's skills and abilities.