Which statement best characterizes the role of Carrie Chapman Catt in
expanding voting rights?
A. She was a community organizer who gained public attention for
the civil rights movement.
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B. She was an early intellectual who fought unsuccessfully to include
women's suffrage in the Constitution.
C. She was a leader who brought together advocates for women's
and African American suffrage
D. She was the leader of an organization that brought women's
suffrage to public consciousness.

D. She was the leader of an organization that brought women's  suffrage to public consciousness.

Explanation:

Carrie Chapman Catt was known as the leader of  National American Woman Suffrage Association. This organization was founded in order to expand's women influence in United States' politic.

Her movement began late 1800s, and started to gradually gained momentum and public support ever since its established. In the end, her movement was successful. In 1920s, the government created the 19th amendment of the constitution which guaranteed women's right to vote in the election.

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explanation:

confedracy

supported slavery

upheld the supremacy of federal laws

believed states should be able to nullify federal laws

union

wanted to abolish slavery

supported high tariffs

upheld the supremacy of federal laws