History, 18.08.2021 20:30 genyjoannerubiera

The Women’s Suffrage Movement, which gained women the right to vote has become, in modern times, an example of — A. constitutional effort to limit the role of government
B. voluntary citizens’ movement for continued progress
C. laws passed to limit the rights of citizens
D. legislation granting women equal pay in the workplace

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