Rhetorical Situation
Pankhurst's primary audience
Who are American men
The main reason the speaker gives for the necessity of revolutionary methods for women to win the rights of citizenship?
What is the necessity of revolutionary methods is the intolerable injustice women face?
What is sarcastically describe the actions women took to secure basic human rights.
In the opening paragraph, the author contrasts a hypothetical rhetorical situation with her own primarily to
What is illustrate the double standards for men and women in the political realm
This word refers to women's right to vote.
What is suffrage?
The speaker's ethos is established in this way
What is by personal experience and anecdotes
She supports her claim that men do not see women as human beings by saying this.
What is "it would not be necessary to argue with you that women may, suffering from intolerable injustice, be driven to adopt revolutionary methods."?
What is to emphasize the basic nature of the idea and thus point out how ridiculous it is that many people don't accept it
The technique used to open the third paragraph.
the omission or absence of a conjunction between parts of a sentence, as in, "this manifestation takes the shape of irresponsible breaking of windows, burning of letters, general inconvenience to respectable, honest business people who want to attend to their business."
This best describes the author’s exigence in the passage
What is the limited resources available to women for changing existing power structures
Pankhurst sets up this either/or logical statement at the end of the passage
What is submit indefinitely or rise up using antiquated means
In the last sentence of the passage (“They would have . . . grievances remedied”), the author uses the “either . . . or” construction in order to
What is imply that disruptive action may be the only way of resisting oppression in certain situations
The author's main criticism of the logic of those who dismiss the methods of British feminists as “irrational” (paragraph 3, sentence 2) is based on what
What is misconstruing the feminists’ reasons for employing the strategies they have chosen to employ
A word that means in a way that is unreasonably determined, especially by acting in a particular way and not changing at all, despite what anyone else says. (Paragraph 4)
What is obstinately?
What is to show the contrast between how men and women would be treated in the same situation?
The author’s position on the relevance of her topic for American women
What is although American women are perceived as “well off” (paragraph 2, sentence 1), they should nonetheless consider adopting the methods described by the author.
The role the author's use of hypothetical scenarios plays in helping the reader comprehend the necessity of revolutionary methods for women to gain political rights
What is to emphasize the justification for revolutionary methods in the fight for women's political rights?
In the fourth paragraph, the author introduces a hypothetical scenario primarily to
What is underscore the efficiency of voting as a means of addressing political discontents
Anecdote she uses to justify her actions
What is the patient and impatient baby
The main point the speaker is trying to convey regarding the use of revolutionary methods by women to obtain political right
What is the justification for women adopting revolutionary methods to win political rights due to the deprivation of citizen rights and the struggle for recognition as human beings?
The speaker uses the hypothetical men of Hartford examples primarily to do this.
What is appeal to them men's sense of humanity and logical next steps?
The first two sentences of the second paragraph (“You see . . . revolutionary methods”) support this claim about the author’s tone?
What is she adopts a bold, forthright tone in approaching her subject.
The role of property damage in the fight for women's suffrage.
What is a practical political means rather than a method to convert people to woman suffrage?
A q3 database entry you can relate to this passage.
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