Which statement best supports the author's central idea about women's rights?
1. "Permit us then, as briefly as possible, to call
your attention to the legal disabilities under
which we labor." (Paragraph 2)
2. "Women's position, under our free institutions,
is much lower than under the monarchy of
England." (Paragraph 4)
3. "Not one has enjoyed that most sacred of all
rights--that right which you would die to
defend for yourselves--trial by a jury of one's
peers." (Paragraph 5)
4. "We ask for all that you have asked for
yourselves in the progress of your
development... on the ground that the rights
of every human being are the same and
identical." (Paragraph 8)