What happened to the women's rights movement of the 1920s after it earned the right to vote?

a. it campaigned for anti-lynching laws.
b. it campaigned for an equal rights amendment.
c. it declined because it had achieved its main goal.
d. it turned its attention to civil rights for native americans.

During the decades between world war i and world war ii, american foreign policy was characterized by a) large-scale military mobilization in anticipation of the second world war. b) aggressive imperialism as the united states gained control of much of the pacific. c) increasing federal control of the american economy to battle the effects of the great depression. eliminate d) increased isolationism as the united states focused on domestic issues instead of involvement in international affairs.