Which Tactic Did the Women's Rights Movement Adopt During the Early

question 18

Multiple Choice

Which tactic did the women's rights movement adopt during the early twentieth century?

• A) They linked their calls for equality to the other social movements of the time.
• B) They pursued heavy litigation due to a lack of success within the political system.
• C) They engaged in violent protest and marches across the nation.
• D) They worked with lawmakers to successfully pass several landmark laws and policies.

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