WILL MARK BRAINIEST Which line explains the author's point about responsibility in the second paragraph?
We are bound, because of our greatness, to recognize the rights of others.
C We are strong enough to pursue acts of insolent aggression against others.
O We have justice and righteousness on our side and so will always be just.
We have become, as ag
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We are strong enough to pursue acts of insolent aggression against others.

Explanation:I believe it is this line.

If the options are:
1) to applaud his theory
2) to disprove his theory
3) to agree with his theory
4) to elaborate on his theory

The correct answer is 2) to disprove his theory. It is obvious, both from her expressions such as "misled", "reared on a false hypothesis", "unsound", "unphilosophical", "impious". Rousseau held the view that women shouldn't receive an education, and Wollstonecraft argues with him and his philosophical views of the nature of humanity.