Discussion
Which of the following composed the main demand of the suffragettes ?
Answer: A
The main demand of the suffragettes was the right to vote for women.
The suffragette movement in Britain, and the wider suffrage movement in the USA and elsewhere, in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, campaigned for women's suffrage, the right of women to vote. The word suffrage itself means the right to vote.
Their demand was not for bureaucratic roles, nor limited to propertied women, nor about the working class as such; it was the vote for women.
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