Question

Which statement best describes a key difference between women’s suffrage movements in the United States and Great Britain?

  A.

The British movement was led primarily by men, while the U.S. movement was led primarily by women.   B.

The U.S. movement became divided over issues of racial equality, while the British movement did not.  
C. The U.S. movement promoted violence as a protest strategy, while the British movement did not.  
D. The British movement split into several rival factions, while the U.S. movement remained unified.

Answer 1

(APEX) its B the us movment became divided

Answer 2

B) "The U.S. movement became divided over issues of racial equality, while the British movement did not" statement is best describes a key difference between women’s suffrage movements in the United States and Great Britain. Women's suffrage movement in the United States resulting in The American Equal Rights Association (AERA). This Association was formed to secure equal right to all American citizen. But there was an amendment proposal to deny the suffrage because of racial reason. This made the Women's suffrage movement in the United Stated had split.