Based on the excerpt, which best states what Stanton wants to prove to her father, the Reverend, and society?
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The question asks what Elizabeth Cady Stanton aimed to prove to her father and society based on a given excerpt. This requires analyzing Stanton's motivations and goals as presented in the text.
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Stanton wanted to prove that girls and boys are equally intelligent and able.
Based on the excerpt, Stanton wanted to prove to her father, the Reverend, and society that girls and boys are equally intelligent and able.
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Based on the excerpt, Stanton wanted to prove to her father, the Reverend, and society that girls and boys are equally intelligent and able.
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton was a leader in the women's rights movement. Her father, Daniel Cady, was a lawyer and judge. Although he supported her education, he did not believe women should have the same rights as men.
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Some sources might try to trick you into thinking the answer is about wages or freedom. These are related issues, but the core of Stanton's argument was about equal intelligence and ability.
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