Identify two nineteenth-century women’s rights leaders who believed all citizens should have the right to vote regardless race, color, or sex. A. Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton B. Susan B. Anthony and Mary Todd Lincoln C. Rosa Parks and Elizabeth Cady Stanton D. Harriett Tubman and Susan B. Anthony
I think it is A.
Am I correct
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When Susan B. Anthony registered to vote, some said she broke the law. Which of the following was not a result of Anthony’s trial? A. It focused attention on a new issue-the right of every citizen to a fair trial by a jury. B. The government granted women the right to vote in certain states. C. Women's rights movement received increased public attention. D. Even though Susan B. Anthony was found guilty, she did not go to jail (non-enforced penalty) E. The government continued to deny women the right to vote for several decades.
I think it is E
im thinking a, tho not exactly sure
ok
I will try hopefully you are correct
because it is saying what was NOT a result
ohhhhhh I see I didnt read it correctly
and answer d actual did happen
or e my bad not d
was a correct?
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