What is the most important sentence in the article

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Question 1. What is the most important sentence in the article? pg. ( )

Question 2. give a 3 sentence summary of the article.

Question 4. In three sentences, why you think the author wrote this? How did this article deepen your understanding of the idea that "well-behaved women seldom make history"?

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