Which of the following people argued in the 1780s that women were men's innate equals?
A. Judith Sargent Murray
B. Dorothea Dix
C. Susan B. Anthony
Answer (2)
Judith Sargent Murray argued in the 1780s that women were men's innate equals, focusing on their intellectual and moral capabilities. Her notable work, On the Equality of the Sexes , emphasized the need for women's education and opportunities. Therefore, the correct answer is A. Judith Sargent Murray.
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Judith Sargent Murray argued in the 1780s that women were men's innate equals, emphasizing women's intellectual and moral capabilities. Her work, particularly On the Equality of the Sexes , laid essential groundwork for later women's rights movements. Other figures like Dorothea Dix and Susan B. Anthony focused on different aspects of social reform. ;
