Read the sentence from the passage.

Woman's political equality with man is the legitimate outgrowth of the fundamental principles of our Government.

Which two connotations does the word legitimate have in this line from the text?

A valid

B logical

C typical

D legal

E official

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23 January, 21:53

Read the sentence from the passage.

Woman's political equality with man is the legitimate outgrowth of the fundamental principles of our Government.

Which two connotations does the word legitimate have in this line from the text?

A valid

B logical

C typical

D legal

E official

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Stanley Mills · Answer 1

The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "B logical and C typical" The two connotations does the word legitimate have in this line from the text are the following: logical and typical.

Read the sentence from the passage.Woman's political equality with man is the legitimate outgrowth of the fundamental principles of our Government.Which two connotations does the word legitimate have in this line from the text?A validB logicalC typicalD legalE official

Read the sentence from the passage.

Woman's political equality with man is the legitimate outgrowth of the fundamental principles of our Government.

Which two connotations does the word legitimate have in this line from the text?

A valid

B logical

C typical

D legal

E official