Rừng ơi! Xin giúp ạ. Cảm ơn Anh/chị rất nhiều! Women's Rights, 1848The year was 1848, and Molly Simpson traveled from her home in Baltimore to the Seneca Falls Convention, a women's rights convention in New York. Molly had the honor to present the event's opening remarks and addressed her fellow suffragists: "We are here today because we want the same rights and opportunities as men. We want the vote; we want to be able to go to college and become professionals. We could even become... Rừng ơi! Xin giúp ạ. Cảm ơn Anh/chị rất nhiều! Women's Rights, 1848The year was 1848, and Molly Simpson traveled from her home in Baltimore to the Seneca Falls Convention, a women's rights convention in New York. Molly had the honor to present the event's opening remarks and addressed her fellow suffragists: "We are here today because we want the same rights and opportunities as men. We want the vote; we want to be able to go to college and become professionals. We could even become elected officials ourselves!" The crowd applauded.Answer the questions about the text:1. How does the setting let you know this is historical fiction?2. Who is the main character in the text? What is her purpose in the text?3. What are the three main events mentioned in the text and in what order do what occur?4. What illustration could be added to present details of the historic time and support the plot?
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