The most radical women's rights organization of the early twentieth century was which of the following?

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The Women's Social and Political Union was a radical women's suffrage movement founded in the United Kingdom in 1903. It became known for its militant tactics, including hunger strikes, arson, and vandalism, in order to bring attention to the cause of women's suffrage. The American Federation of Labor was a trade union organization that advocated for better wages and working conditions for workers, but it did not focus specifically on women's rights. Narodnaya Volya was a socialist revolutionary group in Russia in the late 19th century and is not related to women's rights.

The Most Radical Women's Rights Organization of the Early Twentieth