Sojourner Truth's compare/contrast structure in "Ain't I a Woman" allowed her audience to understand
A. why she used her own personal experiences within the speech to appeal to logos.
B. why she decided to use a conversational and more informal tone within her speech.
C. how biblical references were appropriate to use at the time of the Second Great Awakening.
D. how men and women of all races were created equal, but were treated much differently in society.