Identify two nineteenth-century women's rights leaders who believed all citizens should have the right to vote regardless race, color, or sex.

A.

Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton

B.

Susan B. Anthony and Mary Todd Lincoln

C.

Rosa Parks and Elizabeth Cady Stanton

D.

Harriett Tubman and Susan B. Anthony

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Elvis Hancock

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25 April, 01:12

Identify two nineteenth-century women's rights leaders who believed all citizens should have the right to vote regardless race, color, or sex.

A.

Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton

B.

Susan B. Anthony and Mary Todd Lincoln

C.

Rosa Parks and Elizabeth Cady Stanton

D.

Harriett Tubman and Susan B. Anthony

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Rhett Lewis · Answer 1

Susan B Anthony was born into the quaker family and raised with equality beliefs, Harriet Tubman was an african american woman who believed in abolitionism.

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