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What term describes a person who campaigned for women's rights to vote?
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What term describes a person who campaigned for women's rights to vote?

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suffragist

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A person who campaigned for women's rights to vote was called a "suffragist", since they were pushing for female "suffrage". Sometimes if they were "militant" about it they would be referred to as "suffragettes". 
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