Question

what is most likely true of the audience for james greens equal pay bill letter? a. since most of them are single and dont have children, the argument means little to them. b. most of them are opposed to the idea of a traditional family structure. c. their religious beliefs likely make them very hostile to greens argument. d. many of them have similar values to greens about gender roles and family structure.

Explanation:

Without more context about James Green's "Equal Pay Bill" letter, we can make some general inferences. If the letter is arguing for equal - pay in a way that aligns with traditional gender - role and family - structure values, an audience with similar values would be more likely to be receptive. Options A, B, and C make rather extreme and unsubstantiated assumptions about the audience without any basis in the given information.

Answer:

D. Many of them have similar values to Green's about gender roles and family structure.