Question 8 native-born middle-class women under the leadership of carrie chapman-catt argued that they deserved the right to vote on account of their:

a. birth in the united states.

b. status as an educated and superior race.

c. identity as taxpayers.

d. feminine sensibilities.

e. service as volunteers during the civil war.

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Kiana Raymond

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13 February, 16:45

Question 8 native-born middle-class women under the leadership of carrie chapman-catt argued that they deserved the right to vote on account of their:

a. birth in the united states.

b. status as an educated and superior race.

c. identity as taxpayers.

d. feminine sensibilities.

e. service as volunteers during the civil war.

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Piper · Answer 1

Base on the leadership of Carrie Chaman Catt, it is argued and she has stated that a native born middle class woman can have or deserve the rights of having to vote is when they are born or birth in the United States in which is letter a in the given choices above.