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Why did women's work during the Civil War and World War I strengthen the argument that they should have the right to vote?

A. They showed they weren't able to successfully help during war so they should at least be given the chance to contribute in politics.

B. They showed they could do important and difficult jobs just like men, so they should be able to vote like men, too.

C. They showed they could lead battles just like men, so they should be able to vote like men, too.

D. They showed they could do jobs men couldn't do, so they should be able to at least vote like men, too.

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The main reason why the work of the women during the Civil War and World War I strengthened the argument that they should have the right to vote is B. They showed they could do important and difficult jobs just like men, so they should be able to vote like men, too.

What is the Right to Vote?

This refers to the privilege of an adult to cast ballot for his preferred candidate in an election.

Hence, we can see that in American history, it was adult males that were allowed to vote, before younger males up to 18 years and eventually, women were allowed to vote because they did difficult tasks during war time.

Read more about rights to vote here:

https://brainly.com/question/946526

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Answer:

They showed they could do important and difficult jobs just like men, so they should be able to vote like men, too.

Explanation:

  • During those worldwars the amount of military persons required is increased a lot .Only men couldn't fulfil that Target
  • So countries are bound to use women also in army.
  • They proved that they can do war like men so they asked for right of vote

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