During the late 1800s and the early 1900s, women argued that the fourteenth amendment gave them the right to

Right to vote is the correct answer.

Explanation:

There were three amendments which were passed after the civil war. The thirteenth amendment was passed in 1865 and made slavery illegal. All the black people which were enslaved before the war became free . The fourteen amendment was passed in 1868 and gave women the rights to life liberty and property cannot be taken away form the people who were born in US. This was the first amendment in which the word gender was used in the constitution  and declared the voting right for all male citizens who were twenty one year old. And the fifteenth amendment confirmed that the right to vote could not be denied on the basis of a person’s race.

The  fifteen amendment was criticized by women’s rights activists as it allowed the right to vote only to the men only and they were afraid if this word is inserted in the constitution it would take almost a century to remove it. The activists were bitterly divided whether to support amendment or not.

Some argued that women should be included with the black men and given the right to vote.

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