This sentence is from the passage. "Here, gentlemen, is our difficulty: When we plead our
cause before the law makers and savants of the
republic, they cannot take in the idea that men and
women are alike." (Paragraph 7)
How does this sentence refine the author's claim in
paragraph 6 that many people don't understand what
women want?
O 1. by showing that people who ask too politely are
rarely heard
O 2 by suggesting that people tend to see
differences more than similarities
03. by encouraging her fellow activists to keep
fighting despite any challenges
4. by admitting that her fellow activists have
trouble clearly explaining what they want