According to the article "introduction to modern drama study," which of the following best explains why more women began to emerge as playwrights in the 1960s? women became frustrated with the roles they were being forced to play and chose instead to rebel. women began to realize that they could take control of their lives and choose how they wanted to live. women discovered a real passion for the stage and decided to use it to make a statement about their inferiority. women decided that men should not be the only ones to achieve financial success and began to pursue careers.

The right answer is "Women began to realize that they could take control of their lives and choose how they wanted to live. "

In the 1960s, women were increasingly taking the lead in politics, civil rights and artistic manifestations driven by the rise of feminism. This was no different in the dramaturgy, where several great playwrights appeared, some examples of them being: Megan Terry, Arienne Kennedy, Roberta sklar and others.

Women began to realize (...) they wanted to live

Explanation: The civil rights act of 1964 prohibited gender discrimination. Despite this, the equal employment opportunity commission was reluctant to enforce the prohibition of discrimination based on sex, which caused a group of women to establish, in 1966, the national organization of woman (NOW). This group sought to change the situation of women through peer pressure, legal demands and the mobilization of public opinion in favor of their cause.

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4.o'er which the gleaming armour pour'd the day,  

5.when from the camp of the philistine foes,

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