In an 1866 Speech Before the Eleventh Women's Rights Convention

question 52

Multiple Choice

In an 1866 speech before the Eleventh Women's Rights Convention, Frances Ellen Watkins Harper argued white women's suffrage

• A)would also improve the situation of African Americans.
• B)was an independent issue from African American desegregation.
• C)had little impact on African American suffrage.
• D)was an elitist movement which deflected from African Americans.

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