Which vocabulary word correctly completes this sentence? It took great ____ to speak out for women's rights as Mary Wollstonecraft did in the 1700s. A. scruples B. vindication C. fortitude D. gravity

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User: Which vocabulary word correctly completes this sentence? It took great ____ to speak out for women's rights as Mary Wollstonecraft did in the 1700s. A. scruples B. vindication C. fortitude D. gravity

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It took great fortitude to speak out for women's rights as Mary Wollstonecraft did in the 1700s.

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