Why would women in colonial america want to write? check the two best answers. 1. for a chance to express themselves 2. to prove their ability 3. as an opportunity to make money 4. because men encouraged them to do so

Women in colonial era would want to write so as to

The average woman in the colonial era had few rights. The women were expected to cater for the home,  cooking and feeding the househould, sewing, baking, women had no voting rights, women at that time were only expected to be subservient to her father or husband.

Hence, The women of the colonial era would of course like a chance to be able to express themselves freely, a chance to be able to write and show their abilities just like their male counterparts.

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1. for a chance to express themselves  

2. To prove their ability  

Explanation:

In speaking of the condition of women in colonial America, we see that various works only focus on the supremacy determined by a patriarchal society. In fact, most women were subordinate to the command of their fathers and husbands, they were considered inferior and had little or no freedom to express their thoughts and opinions. For this reason, women wanted to write, so they could express themselves freely and to prove their abilities.

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i think it would be " a" i might be wrong tho

a true

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