what was the purpose of susan b anthony speech about womens rights
as a means of stating her innocence before her trial
as a protest against the US government
a a reaction to the repeal of womens voting rights as a comment on the deplorable conditions for women worker
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The purpose of Susan B. Anthony's speech about women's rights was to protest against the US government's denial of women's voting rights and to advocate for gender equality. It was not specifically intended as a means of stating her innocence before her trial, as she was tried for illegally voting, which she openly admitted to. Additionally, while her speech did address the deplorable conditions for women workers, it primarily focused on the broader issue of women's suffrage and equal rights.
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