What is the author's main purpose for writing this passage?

a. to present the plight of the Suffragettes who gave up their freedom as a form of protest

b. to demonstrate the gradual change in society's attitude toward persecution

c. to challenge society's perception of mere demonstrations as acts of martyrdom

d. to persuade society to bring about a change in the ineffective methods of protest

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Landon Drake

20 January, 19:46

What is the author's main purpose for writing this passage?

a. to present the plight of the Suffragettes who gave up their freedom as a form of protest

b. to demonstrate the gradual change in society's attitude toward persecution

c. to challenge society's perception of mere demonstrations as acts of martyrdom

d. to persuade society to bring about a change in the ineffective methods of protest

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Gillespie · Answer 1

The author’s main purpose for writing this passage is (A) to present the plight of the Suffragettes who gave up their freedom as a form of protest. Author's main purpose is usually be figured out what the story is all about and it depends on how it is being presented.