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9 July, 08:19

Catharine Maria Sedgwick, the most successful female author of her era, was

a.

influenced by Puritan teachings that she advocated in A New England Tale.

b.

an unmarried woman who challenged commonly held ideas about women.

c.

a portrait painter who studied under John Singleton Copley.

d.

the first to use fictional characters to represent American ideals.

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