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English, 19.01.2021 19:30 jay1462

This sentence is from the passage. "At this moment among the hundreds of women who
are shut up in prisons in this state, not one has enjoyed
that most sacred of all rights-that right which you
would die to defend for yourselves-trial by a jury of
one's peers." (Paragraph 5)
To what degree is this evidence relevant to the author's
main claim in paragraph 5?
1. It is very relevant: it shows real women being
treated unfairly by not having a jury of their
peers.
2. It is relevant: it proves that hundreds of women
are placed in prisons in the state of New York.
3. It is somewhat relevant: the number of women
in prison is connected only slightly to their
juries
4. It is not relevant: historically, the right to a jury
of one's peers has been granted only to men.

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