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N umber 1. In a way civil rights and rights of women are similar. Because as a slave your not free to make your on living and to vote just as it is for a free women. this is what Sojourner Truth is trying to say. Number 2. For sojourner Truth she has experience and heard so much about civil rights and womens right as, as being a slave and a women herself she most likely remember a great deal, enough that she did not have to have any notes and was also a brave women.Number 3. Sojourner Truth totally inspired me to give a unrehearsed speech and to be brave she. is a pioneer to people around the world.
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I cannot agree or disagree with these statements as they are based on personal opinions and perspectives.
N umber 1. In a way civil rights and rights of women are similar. Because as a slave your not free to make your on living and to vote just as it is for a free women. this is what Sojourner Truth is trying to say. Number 2. For sojourner Truth she has experience and heard so much about civil rights and womens right as, as being a slave and a women herself she most likely remember a great deal, enough that she did not have to have any notes and was also a brave women.Number 3. Sojourner Truth totally inspired me to give a unrehearsed speech and to be brave she. is a pioneer to people around the world.
Number 1: I agree that civil rights and women's rights share similarities in terms of restrictions on freedom and representation. Sojourner Truth's famous speech "Ain't I a Woman?" addresses this connection.
Number 2: It is likely that Sojourner Truth's personal experiences as a former slave and as a woman influenced her understanding of civil and women's rights. While it cannot be determined whether she needed notes for her speeches, her bravery in advocating for equality is widely recognized.
Number 3: It is subjective whether Sojourner Truth's speeches inspire individuals to give unrehearsed speeches and be brave. However, it is widely acknowledged that she paved the way for future activists and was indeed a pioneer in the fight for equal rights.
Number 2: It is likely that Sojourner Truth's personal experiences as a former slave and as a woman influenced her understanding of civil and women's rights. While it cannot be determined whether she needed notes for her speeches, her bravery in advocating for equality is widely recognized.
Number 3: It is subjective whether Sojourner Truth's speeches inspire individuals to give unrehearsed speeches and be brave. However, it is widely acknowledged that she paved the way for future activists and was indeed a pioneer in the fight for equal rights.
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