Some Radical Activists Who Demanded Social Justice Nonetheless Opposed Women's

Multiple Choice

Some radical activists who demanded social justice nonetheless opposed women's suffrage because they feared that

A) women's political equality would undermine working class men's authority in the home.
B) it would divide the revolutionary coalition and enable the reactionary Díaz regime to return to power.
C) the vast majority of Mexican women would be influenced by the Catholic Church to vote for conservatives.
D) it would be unpopular in rural communities, where some 70 percent of Mexico's people still resided.