Use the articles to answer the question.

Examine the two newspaper articles. What

can you determine about the state of

women's suffrage in the state of Wisconsin?

A. Wisconsin legalized women's

suffrage before it was legal in all

states.

B. The women in Wisconsin were not

supportive of a bill to grant them

suffrage.

C. Legislators in Wisconsin were

divided over the question of

women's suffrage.

D. There were no exceptions made for

women to be able to vote in the

Stout bill.

The answer is letter A.

Explanation:

"Women's suffrage" refers to the right of women to vote during elections. In the past, women were not allowed to vote, owing to the rampant gender inequality. Among the states in the USA, Wisconsin is considered the first state to legalized women's suffrage. This is backed by the ratification of the 19th amendment in 1919.

The 19th amendment gives equality to both American genders (male and female) when it comes to voting. This change was made possible with women's struggles and difficulties before the change was approved. Many suffrage movements were held in order to convince the government that women need to have a say when it comes to voting and other political matters.

Thus, this explains the answer, letter A.