Questions: Maria W. Stewart rose to prominence as a(n) - inventor missionary public speaker singer

Maria W. Stewart rose to prominence as a(n) - inventor missionary public speaker singer
Transcript text: Maria W. Stewart rose to prominence as a(n) $\qquad$ - inventor missionary public speaker singer
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The answer is public speaker.

Explanation
Option 1: Inventor

Maria W. Stewart was not known for any inventions or contributions to the field of invention.

Option 2: Missionary

While she was deeply religious and her speeches often included religious themes, she was not primarily known as a missionary.

Option 3: Public Speaker

Maria W. Stewart rose to prominence as a public speaker. She was one of the first American women to speak publicly about abolition and women's rights in the early 19th century.

Option 4: Singer

There is no historical evidence to suggest that Maria W. Stewart was known as a singer.

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