Which of the following is true of the National Woman's Party during the 1920s?
A) It joined with organizations composed of African American women to fight for the rights of minority women.
B) It campaigned tirelessly for enactment of sex-based labor legislation to protect employed working-class women.
C) It campaigned for a constitutional amendment to guarantee women's equality with men under the law.
D) It encouraged women to engage in bloc voting.

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The National Woman's Party was a leading organization in the fight for women's suffrage in the 1910s, and after the ratification of the 19th Amendment, it continued to push for women's political and legal equality. The party campaigned for the enactment of the Equal Rights Amendment, which would have guaranteed women's equality with men under the law, and it organized protests and other actions to draw attention to women's issues. The party did not focus specifically on labor legislation or racial issues.

Which of the Following Is True of the National Woman's