Most white American feminist leaders of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries:
A) supported the country's dominant white racial hierarchy.
B) supported white male leaders' global imperialist goals.
C) understood citizenship, democracy, political self-expression, and equality in white supremacist terms.
D) All the above

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Many white American feminist leaders of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries indeed supported the country's dominant white racial hierarchy, aligned with white male leaders' global imperialist goals, and conceptualized citizenship, democracy, political self-expression, and equality within a framework that did not challenge white supremacy. This reflects a broader historical context where the intersections of gender, race, and imperialism influenced social and political movements, including feminism.

Most White American Feminist Leaders of the Nineteenth and Early