One of the key differences between the groups advocating for suffrage (National American Woman Suffrage Association vs. the National Women's Party) was
A) NAWSA only wanted white women to be included in the right to vote.
B) NAWSA advocated a state by state approach, but Alice Paul and NWP wanted a Constitutional amendment
C) The NWP wanted only women to be able to vote for the next 3 Presidential elections to "make up" for previous voting inequality.
D) None of the options are correct

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The National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA) advocated for a state by state approach to gaining suffrage, while Alice Paul and the National Women's Party (NWP) wanted to push for a Constitutional amendment to grant women the right to vote nationwide. This was a key difference between the two groups' strategies for achieving suffrage.

One of the Key Differences Between the Groups Advocating for Suffrage