In 1920, woman achieved the political right to vote, and yet the struggle for economic rights continued due to which of the following? Select all that apply.

A. Constitution amendments prevented woman from working

B. Traditional family roles discouraged woman from working outside there home

C. Employers were forced to give woman higher salaries

D. The Supreme Court repeatedly upheld gender discrimination

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13 December, 12:24

In 1920, woman achieved the political right to vote, and yet the struggle for economic rights continued due to which of the following? Select all that apply.

A. Constitution amendments prevented woman from working

B. Traditional family roles discouraged woman from working outside there home

C. Employers were forced to give woman higher salaries

D. The Supreme Court repeatedly upheld gender discrimination

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Libby · Answer 1

Traditional family roles discouraged women from working outside of the home.

Explanation: The 1920s witnessed some liberalization in women's roles but traditional values still predominated.