Which of these statements best explains how the Declaration of Sentiments develops and expands on the central ideas of the Declaration of Independence? (A) The Declaration of Sentiments mimics the format of the Declaration of Independence and, by repeating the rights it states, stresses that they are still relevant.

(B) The Declaration of Sentiments expands the political statement of rebellion found in the Declaration of Independence to a domestic rebellion between husbands and wives.

(C) The Declaration of Sentiments provides the legal reasoning to expand the rights listed in the Declaration of Independence to include women as well.

(D) The Declaration of Sentiments applies the rights listed in the Declaration of Independence to women and equates the actions of men to those of the British king.