What term refers to the right of women to vote?

What term refers to the right of women to vote?

• A. Women's Suffrage
• B. Right of Expatriation
• C. Dual Citizenship
• D. Reservation

Answer: (A)

The right of women to vote is called women’s suffrage. Suffrage means the right to vote in elections, and when it's specified for a group, it names the group—women in this case. This term captures the movement to extend voting rights to women and is used to describe that historic expansion, such as the 19th Amendment in the United States granting women the vote in 1920. The other terms refer to citizenship matters (expatriation and dual citizenship) or to a different legal concept (reservation) and do not denote voting rights.

The right of women to vote is called women’s suffrage. Suffrage means the right to vote in elections, and when it's specified for a group, it names the group—women in this case. This term captures the movement to extend voting rights to women and is used to describe that historic expansion, such as the 19th Amendment in the United States granting women the vote in 1920. The other terms refer to citizenship matters (expatriation and dual citizenship) or to a different legal concept (reservation) and do not denote voting rights.