Question

native american women were influential in the indigenous rights movement, inclu solidarity.
mohawk nation member, mary jean robertson, a skilled organizer, worked to raise communities.
oglala lakota nation member lanada means advocated for the protection of sacre
robertson played a critical role in establishing communication channels used by the of solidarity to ensure women speakers would be represented.
means was one of the key women to speak at the event, offering a concise but unforg
the student wants to compare the two womens contributions to the alcatraz occupation and day of solida information from the notes to accomplish this goal?
a robertson and means added to the event in unique ways; means, for instance, offered a concise bu
b robertson worked in communications and helped coordinate the alcatraz occupation and day of sacred sites.
c because robertson played a critical role in establishing communication channels for the participant means was one of the key women to speak at the event.
d many native american women, including means and robertson, advocated for indigenous rights, bu

Explanation:

Option A compares the two women's contributions by stating they added to the event in unique ways and gives an example of Means' contribution. Option B incorrectly combines Robertson's communication work with Means' sacred - site advocacy. Option C only shows a causal - like relationship rather than a comparison. Option D is too general and doesn't focus on comparing their contributions to the specific events.

Answer:

A. Robertson and Means added to the event in unique ways; Means, for instance, offered a concise bu