Senators opposed to passage of the Women's Suffrage Amendment argued that ________________.

A) it would disrupt the political balance of power between Democrats and Republicans
B) it would interfere with women's family responsibilities
C) women would become a dangerous political force
D) women had too little education to be allowed to vote

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Hannah Perry · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Senators who opposed the Women's Suffrage Amendment often argued that allowing women to vote would interfere with their traditional roles in the home and family, leading to societal breakdown.

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