Question

1. how did hillary clinton most likely come up with the persuasive angle for her women’s rights speech at the united nations fourth world conference on women in 1995?

she probably thought of it on the spot.
she thought of it after a lot of experience, research, and consideration.
she didn’t have to; she already knew what her beliefs were.
she asked other women their opinions and said what they said.

Explanation:

Crafting a persuasive speech for a major UN conference on women’s rights (like Hillary Clinton’s 1995 speech) requires substantial preparation: experience in advocacy, research on women’s issues globally, and careful consideration of messaging. “On the spot” thinking is unlikely for such a high - stakes, impactful speech. Relying solely on pre - existing beliefs would lack the depth needed for a global audience, and simply parroting others’ opinions doesn’t align with the development of a unique, well - reasoned persuasive angle. So the most logical answer is that she developed the angle after experience, research, and consideration.

Answer:

B. She thought of it after a lot of experience, research, and consideration.