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_______encouraged pride and self-esteem in her unmarried female readers when she argued that not all women had to get married. a. George C Bingham b. Catharine Maria Sedgwick c. Phyllis Wheatly d. Washington
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_______encouraged pride and self-esteem in her unmarried female readers when she argued that not all women had to get married.

a. George C Bingham
b. Catharine Maria Sedgwick
c. Phyllis Wheatly
d. Washington Irving ​

_______encouraged pride and self-esteem in her unmarried female readers when she argued-example-1
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Answer:B

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Sedgwick encouraged single women

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