Consider this text feature from chapter 1 of wheels of change by sue macy. kate parke, chicago, illinois: bicycle lock, 1890 “my present invention has, primarily, for its object to provide [an] improved lock mechanism whereby bicycles may be locked to prevent them from being used without the owner’s consent or to prevent them from being stolen.” how does this text feature enhance the information provided in the book? a. it connects the book’s ideas about bicycle popularity. b. it offers an example of the changing look of bicycles. c. it provides insight about resistance to women cyclists. d. it emphasizes the idea that women were bicycle innovators.

My answer here would be option D)

D. It emphasizes the idea that women were bicycle innovators.

Explanation:

Sue Macy's Wheels of Change enlightens stories regarding the early US history of cycling, the last decades of the nineteenth century. This isn't a new subject at this stage: it's shrouded in the books about Major Taylor and different stars of the early American cycling scene. Be that as it may, there is another side to the accounts previously told, and that is the one that considers the effect cycling - in the majority of its structures - had on women of that time. That is the at the mainpoint of the story Macy tells.

yes yes it does !

yes this is an analog in my view