Correct. The answer is C. Mary Garrett Hay outlined for Maud Wood Park her continuing efforts to lobby for the passage of a woman suffrage amendment among New York’s congressmen and senators, illustrating the way NAWSA worked through traditional political channels to achieve its goal.

Incorrect. The correct answer is C. Mary Garrett Hay outlined for Maud Wood Park her continuing efforts to lobby for the passage of a woman suffrage amendment among New York’s congressmen and senators, illustrating the way NAWSA worked through traditional political channels to achieve its goal.

Correct. The answer is B. Since the early days of the war, picketers from the National Woman’s party had been protesting outside the White House carrying signs that challenged the United States’ status as a democracy and mocking Wilson’s wartime rhetoric. Wilson’s arguments in this speech mirrored those the party had been making since the county’s entry into the war.

Incorrect. The correct answer is B. Since the early days of the war, picketers from the National Woman’s party had been protesting outside the White House carrying signs that challenged the United States’ status as a democracy and mocking Wilson’s wartime rhetoric. Wilson’s arguments in this speech mirrored those the party had been making since the country’s entry into the war.

Correct. The answer is D. In this statement, Wilson was building on the nineteenth-century notion that women were pious, pure, moral, and domestic. He suggests that these characteristics gave women a vital role to play in the process of reforming the modern urban and industrial society. His conclusion accepted the idea that women’s instinctive morality and purity would be important in setting a new direction for the world after the war.

Incorrect. The correct answer is D. In this statement, Wilson was building on the nineteenth-century notion that women were pious, pure, moral, and domestic. He suggests that these characteristics gave women a vital role to play in the process of reforming the modern urban and industrial society. His conclusion accepted the idea that women’s instinctive morality and purity would be important in setting a new direction for the world after the war.

Correct. The answer is B. Carrie Chapman Catt was suggesting in this letter that she valued everything she and the other suffragists learned through their years of activism for woman suffrage. She was not mourning the movement’s victory.

Incorrect. The correct answer is B. Carrie Chapman Catt was suggesting in this letter that she valued everything she and the other suffragists learned through their years of activism for woman suffrage. She was not mourning the movement’s victory.

Correct. The answer is C. These documents support the conclusion that the woman suffrage movement in the United States was important to women because of the skills and training it gave them, but also because its long campaign finally succeeded and achieved passage of the Nineteenth Amendment. Without the woman suffrage movement, women would not have earned the right to vote.

Incorrect. The correct answer is C. These documents support the conclusion that the woman suffrage movement in the United States was important to women because of the skills and training it gave them, but also because its long campaign finally succeeded and achieved passage of the Nineteenth Amendment. Without the woman suffrage movement, women would not have earned the right to vote.