Why did the Senate change the way it voted? What methods did suffragists use to promote change?

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Answer Key:

Suffragists and their supporters brought more and more pressure on Congress by picketing, petitioning, and going on hunger strikes. During World War I, women proved by their actions that they deserved the right to full participation in society.

Award 1 point for each answer, for a maximum of 2 points.

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Answer 1

1. The Senate changed the way it voted to respond to the increasing pressure from suffragists and their supporters, who utilized various methods to advocate for women's rights, including picketing and petitioning.

2. Suffragists promoted change through methods such as picketing, petitioning, and going on hunger strikes, demonstrating their commitment to the cause. Additionally, their contributions during World War I highlighted their capabilities and strengthened their argument for equal rights.

Total points: 2.