For defoe, what fact is “too evident to need any demonstration”?
a.
women are treated as second-class human beings.
b.
women are naturally the equals of men.
c.
the rich have greater opportunities than poor people.
d.
education is what separates humans from animals.

d.

Education is what separates humans from animals.

Explanation:

Daniel Defoe in his essay "On The Education of Women" propagates the importance and need for the female gender to be provided the same education that is imparted to their counterparts. It's true that they are given education but not at the same level of the menfolk. Education is the only one characteristic that distinguishes us from the other animals, and this fact needs no demonstration. And so why should women be denied the same education that men got? "The soul is placed in the body like a rough diamond; and must be polished, or the lustre of it will never appear", likewise, women be given the chance to develop their capabilities and be on par with the men.

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