Question
In what way did Carrie Chapman Catt contribute to social reform in this era?
She wrote the Women’s Suffrage Amendment.
She founded the American Woman Suffrage Association.
She developed a new strategy to pursue women’s voting rights.
She carried out extreme tactics to bring attention to women’s voting rights.
She wrote the Women’s Suffrage Amendment.
She founded the American Woman Suffrage Association.
She developed a new strategy to pursue women’s voting rights.
She carried out extreme tactics to bring attention to women’s voting rights.
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Carrie Chapman Catt contributed to social reform, particularly in the women's suffrage movement, primarily through her development of a new strategy to pursue women's voting rights. She became a key leader in the movement and was instrumental in introducing the "Winning Plan," which aimed to secure women's suffrage at both the state and federal levels. Catt emphasized a grassroots approach, mobilizing local suffrage organizations to build support for the cause and advocating for a national amendment while also addressing suffrage at the state level.
While she did not write the Women’s Suffrage Amendment herself, she played a crucial role in advocating for it and working toward its passage. Catt also did not found the American Woman Suffrage Association; that organization was established by Lucy Stone and others. Additionally, Catt generally focused on strategic, organized, and peaceful efforts rather than extreme tactics to advance women's voting rights.
While she did not write the Women’s Suffrage Amendment herself, she played a crucial role in advocating for it and working toward its passage. Catt also did not found the American Woman Suffrage Association; that organization was established by Lucy Stone and others. Additionally, Catt generally focused on strategic, organized, and peaceful efforts rather than extreme tactics to advance women's voting rights.