Which statement best describes the historical objects shown?
O Both illustrate the importance of voter equality during
the early 1900s.
O Both were worn by women interested in obtaining the
right to vote.
O The pin would have been worn by supporters of
women's rights, while the coin would have been
circulated among many people with a variety of
political views.
O The pin was created to shock and surprise British
society, while the marked coin was a more traditional
object used to quietly encourage citizens to consider
women's rights.

The correct answer is The pin would have been worn by supporters of  women's rights, while the coin would have been  circulated among many people with a variety of  political views.

Explanation:

   The pin that we can see in the image belonged to the Women's Social and Political Union.

This society commanded only by and for women fought for the right to vote for women in the United Kingdom. Those who belonged to this group were characterized as protesters who took actions such as strikes or damage to buildings to be noticed.

The votes for woman marked penny was an illegal act in order to generate notice of what was being claimed at that time, which was the female vote. The marking of these coins was carried out manually and was a form of protest against the government.

The dialogue between Cassius and Casca in paragraphs 13 through 16 indicates -

A their determination to conspire against Caesar.

Explanation:

In Act 1 Scene 3, Cassius is met by Casca on a fiery night right after the arrival of Caesar in the city.

Cassius talks about the ominous weather with Casca and first uses symbols to describe what it means to Rome. The things that he related include the fact that the weather means there will be 'ruinous state' in the future.

This is a double entente in the sense that he means that there will be bad weather as well as bad governance. Then he compares the weather to Caesar making the admission very clear.