janeczko explains that van lew put enciphered messages in a books spine and added pinholes above letters on…

janeczko explains that van lew put enciphered messages in a books spine and added pinholes above letters on select pages. how does this information further develop the central idea that van lews actions revolutionized the expectation and role of women in society? check all that apply.\n□ to illustrate how van lew continued to swap intelligence with prisoners\n□ to emphasize van lews resourcefulness and determination\n□ to provide insight into the morale of rebel troops\n□ to demonstrate the use of encrypted messages in the civil war\n□ to illustrate van lews loyalty to the prison commandant

janeczko explains that van lew put enciphered messages in a books spine and added pinholes above letters on select pages. how does this information further develop the central idea that van lews actions revolutionized the expectation and role of women in society? check all that apply.\n□ to illustrate how van lew continued to swap intelligence with prisoners\n□ to emphasize van lews resourcefulness and determination\n□ to provide insight into the morale of rebel troops\n□ to demonstrate the use of encrypted messages in the civil war\n□ to illustrate van lews loyalty to the prison commandant

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Van Lew's actions of using a book's spine and pinholes for messages show her resourcefulness (finding a creative way) and determination (to carry out her tasks despite challenges). The other options are not relevant to developing the idea of her actions revolutionizing women's roles. Option 1 is about swapping with prisoners (not about her role - changing actions for women), option 3 is about rebel troops' morale (unrelated to women's roles), option 4 is about encrypted messages in general (not focused on her as a woman), and option 5 is about loyalty to the prison commandant (not relevant to women's role - changing actions).

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to emphasize Van Lew’s resourcefulness and determination