Some Radical Activists Who Demanded Social Justice Nonetheless Opposed Women's

question 19

Multiple Choice

Some radical activists who demanded social justice nonetheless opposed women's suffrage because they feared that

• A) women's political equality would undermine working class men's authority in the home.
• B) it would divide the revolutionary coalition and enable the reactionary Díaz regime to return to power.
• C) the vast majority of Mexican women would be influenced by the Catholic Church to vote for conservatives.
• D) it would be unpopular in rural communities, where some 70 percent of Mexico's people still resided.

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