English, 10.04.2021 23:20, mdlemuslopez

WILL MARK BRAINLIEST 1) The way the author lays out her argument may most accurately be characterized as

A)a list of grievances

B) a cost-benefit analysis

C) a point-counterpoint presentation

D) a meditation on society and culture.

2) Which TWO statements may be said to be characteristic of the author'
argument?

A) Men and women should live in harmony.

B) Men have never properly understood women.

C) Men's rule of society has been tyrannical

D) Men and women have separate roles to fulfill

E) Men have victimized women throughout history,

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