What was the central principle Mary Wollstonecraft used to argue that women deserved the same rights as men?

That women's traditional roles in the home gave them unique wisdom

That women, like men, possessed the ability to reason

That a monarchy could only survive if women participated in government

That women were naturally more virtuous than men

Mary Wollstonecraft's writings directly challenged which common Enlightenment-era belief about women?

That women should be the primary educators for their young children at home

That women's roles should be confined to the home and family

That women from wealthy families should be permitted to host intellectual gatherings

That women had a moral obligation to support their husbands' public and political careers

The right to serve in the military

Equal access to education and opportunities

The establishment of a separate government for women

women possessed the same capacity for reason.

women's experiences in the home provided a unique and valuable political perspective.

many historical female monarchs had proven to be more effective rulers than men.

physical strength was an outdated and irrelevant basis for holding political power.