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Identify the causes and effects of the passage of the nineteenth amendment. Drag and drop each cause and effect into the apprpi...Question
Identify the causes and effects of the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment. Drag and drop each cause and effect into the appropriate category. (2 points)
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Certainly! While I can't drag and drop items, I can give you a list of common causes and effects of the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment for you to organize.
### Causes:
1. **Women's Suffrage Movement**: A long-standing effort by women to gain the right to vote.
2. **World War I**: Women's contributions to the war effort highlighted their capabilities and reinforced arguments for suffrage.
3. **Political Activism**: Increased political activism among women, including protests, marches, and lobbying for voting rights.
4. **Influential Leaders**: Key figures such as Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Alice Paul mobilized support for women's voting rights.
5. **Changing Social Attitudes**: Shifts in societal attitudes toward women’s roles and capabilities contributed to the demand for equality.
### Effects:
1. **Expanded Voting Rights**: Women gained the legal right to vote in federal and state elections.
2. **Political Participation**: Increased involvement of women in politics, such as running for office and participating in political parties.
3. **Advancement of Gender Equality**: The amendment contributed to broader movements aimed at achieving equality for women in all areas of society.
4. **Social Reforms**: Women's increased political influence led to advocacy for social issues, like labor rights, child welfare, and education.
5. **Cultural Shift**: The affirmation of women's suffrage helped to redefine gender roles and expectations in American society.
Feel free to categorize these items as you see fit!
### Causes:
1. **Women's Suffrage Movement**: A long-standing effort by women to gain the right to vote.
2. **World War I**: Women's contributions to the war effort highlighted their capabilities and reinforced arguments for suffrage.
3. **Political Activism**: Increased political activism among women, including protests, marches, and lobbying for voting rights.
4. **Influential Leaders**: Key figures such as Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Alice Paul mobilized support for women's voting rights.
5. **Changing Social Attitudes**: Shifts in societal attitudes toward women’s roles and capabilities contributed to the demand for equality.
### Effects:
1. **Expanded Voting Rights**: Women gained the legal right to vote in federal and state elections.
2. **Political Participation**: Increased involvement of women in politics, such as running for office and participating in political parties.
3. **Advancement of Gender Equality**: The amendment contributed to broader movements aimed at achieving equality for women in all areas of society.
4. **Social Reforms**: Women's increased political influence led to advocacy for social issues, like labor rights, child welfare, and education.
5. **Cultural Shift**: The affirmation of women's suffrage helped to redefine gender roles and expectations in American society.
Feel free to categorize these items as you see fit!
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