A. Passage A explains why the convention took place, while passage B leaves out the purpose of the convention in order to focus on the
women themselves.
B. Passage A gives informative facts about the event, while passage
B describes the event from a point of view that is easy to relate to.
C. Passage A is written with strong emotion, while passage B is a
more matter-of-fact retelling of events.
D. Passage A uses the perspectives of many different characters in
order to tell a well-rounded story, while Passage B focuses on
making a famous person seem flawed and human.