Question

question 4 of 15
what did the marquis de condorcet and mary wollstonecraft have in common?
a. both referred to the importance of women becoming physically stronger.
b. both rewrote famous documents to reveal how those documents neglected women’s rights.
c. both were mathematicians as well as supporters of women’s rights.
d. both wrote about the importance of education for women.

Explanation:

Marquis de Condorcet advocated for women's access to education as part of his broader push for equality, while Mary Wollstonecraft's seminal work A Vindication of the Rights of Woman centered on the critical need for women's education to achieve social and political equality. Option A is incorrect as neither focused on women's physical strength; Option B is wrong as they did not rewrite famous documents for this purpose; Option C is inaccurate because only Condorcet was a mathematician, not Wollstonecraft.

Answer:

D. Both wrote about the importance of education for women.