By 1920, women in the United States had gained the right to vote after decades of organizing, protest, and advocacy. The victory did not end the struggle for full political equality, but it marked a significant turning point.
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mediumThe author most likely includes the phrase “did not end the struggle” to:
A
suggest the victory was insignificant.
B
acknowledge that challenges remained despite this milestone.
C
argue that voting rights should be revoked.
D
contradict the earlier claim about 1920.