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I can't know for sure without seeing the passage as some answers may not even be in the paragraph but explicit is when something is clearly stated and does not leave you with questions. I would have to go with A but check the paragraph first to make sure it is even in it.
How does the central idea support the overall argument expressed in the controlling idea?
A) It shows the benefits of education for women in future generations.
B) It establishes the idea that women are not the only ones who benefit from equal education.
C) It illustrates how men can have improved education.
D) It demonstrates a negative result of improving women’s education.
Answer:
The correct answer is B) It establishes the idea that women are not the only ones who benefit from equal education
Explanation:
Wollstonecraft in his book "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman" made serial arguments <em>for</em> the education of women. One of such arguments was that women and men should be educated equally across all areas of life.
She states women can and should be educated in a rational way so that they can contribute to society.
She stated that since women were tasked with raising and educating children, society will degenerate if they (women) were left uneducated. And so on the co-education of men and women, she stated since there are married people whose marriages are the adhesive that binds society together, both genders should thus be educated after those people to learn from them to the end that society's fabric is preserved.
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Thomas Putnam<span> - A wealthy, influential citizen of Salem, </span>Putnam<span> holds a grudge against Francis Nurse for preventing </span>Putnam's<span> brother-in-law from being elected to the office of minister. He uses the witch trials to increase his own wealth by accusing people of witchcraft and then buying up their land.</span>
4. by? I know for sure it not 1. for and 3. from.
