3. Read the following passage from Why We Oppose Votes for Men by Alice Duer Miller before you choose your answer.
"Why we oppose votes for men because men are too emotional to vote. Their conduct at baseball games and political conventions shows this, while their innate tendency to appeal
to force renders them particularly unfit for tiye task of government."
The rhetorical purpose of this satirical passage is to (5 points)
A. depict men as more capable of controlling their emotions in all situations
B. reveal that men should not have the ability to vote because they can be violent
C. assert that those who support suffrage are narrow-minded and overly emotional
D. reveal that objections to suffrage are based upon unfair stereotypes of women

The rhetorical purpose of the satirical passage "Why we oppose votes for men because men are too emotional to vote. Their conduct at baseball games and political conventions shows this, while their innate tendency to appeal to force renders them particularly unfit for tiye task of government." is to reveal that objections to suffrage are based upon unfair stereotypes of women.

What the poem "Why We Oppose Votes for Men" by Alice Duer Miller is about?

The poem is about why women do not want men to vote and it provides the reasons for the same.

The rhetorical purpose of this satirical passage is to reveal that objections to suffrage are based upon unfair stereotypes of women because women were not given the right to vote as they were believed to be emotional and sentimental, and cannot take objective decisions. The poet has used sarcasm here.

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