Which woman mentioned in the lesson was an advocate for women’s health who increased access to information about birth control? The NWSA divided its efforts between suffrage and abolition; the AWSA did not.The NWSA believed that suffrage was inevitable; the AWSA believed actively working for suffrage.The NWSA supported Catt’s “Winning Plan”; the AWSA did not.The NWSA worked for a constitutional amendment granting suffrage; the AWSA fought for suffrage at the state level
The woman mentioned in the lesson was an advocate for women’s health who increased access to information about birth control is that "The NWSA believed that suffrage was inevitable; the AWSA believed actively working for suffrage."
