Besides signing petitions, women involved in antislavery petition campaigns carried out another political act, what was that?

Question

a. trained and fought as soldiers to try to destroy slavery

b. voted for politicians who were opposed to slavery

c. they immigrated to antislavery countries such as Mexico or England



d. carrying out public campaigns to gather more signatures for petitions and change public opinion

Answer 1

The best answer here is Option D. Women were not allowed to vote yet; however, they did begin to experiment with their own form of political activity forcing the luic in general to recognize them as a political entity in at least some form.

In general Women were not allowed in the army during this era unless they served as battlefield nurses.

Though Women participated in some forms of politics, Women were not yet allowed to vote yet.

Also there were no mass migrations to othercountries by women. Southern and Northern Women were left in charge of their husbands estates. Southern women in general were more I claimed to their cause and thus had a level of commitment to stay.