Read this excerpt and then answer the question that follows. cannot we . . say to woman: "we give to you the ballot, as your undisputed right as an american citizen. we give it not through fear or coercion, but in recognition of your right; and we will defend you in this, your right, as we have defended you in others in the past; and we shall expect you to use this privilege for our good as well as your own and the common welfare of the country"? -charles h. chapman, 18971 for which of the following women's rights is the author in this excerpt arguing? a. working outside the home b. property ownership c. suffrage d. education