Social Studies, 03.02.2020 01:03 amourjenny
Less than 50 percent of females in india are literate. which of these would be the best way for india to increase the literacy rate among females?
a)
improve access to educational resources for women in rural areas
b)
require women to pass a literacy test before allowing them to vote
c)
increase the number of women involved in shaping governmental policies
d)
force companies to pay women and men who have the same jobs equal wages
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