What was an immediate effect of the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment? Select the two correct answers.

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full voting rights for women in every state

full voting rights for women in every state

other legislative efforts to promote women’s welfare

other legislative efforts to promote women’s welfare

full suffrage for women in most countries

full suffrage for women in most countries

decreasing numbers of women who worked outside the home

decreasing numbers of women who worked outside the home

a large increase in the number of women in the U.S. Congress

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The two correct answers regarding the immediate effect of the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment are:

  • full voting rights for women in every state
  • other legislative efforts to promote women’s welfare

The Nineteenth Amendment granted women the legal right to vote, leading to a push for further legislative changes that aimed to improve women's rights and welfare. However, it did not lead to full suffrage for women in most countries or a significant decrease in the number of women working outside the home. The representation of women in Congress also took time to increase significantly after the amendment's passage.