How did political revolutions of the 19th century fail to advance the rights of women? a. many countries took decades after revolution to grant women basic rights of voting and education. b. the focus on racial and ethnic equality took the focus away from debates about gender equality. c. their success was centered on intellectual leaders, which the women's rights movement did not have. d. increased military spending and decreased manufacturing shifted economic wealth away from women.

A.Many countries took decades after revolution to grant women basic rights of voting and education.

Explanation:

The claims and struggles of women for civil, political and social rights have taken place for many years and in the world. Despite several advances, the actions of the feminist movement are decisive for the achievement of better conditions and gender equality.

The history of the feminist movement had its first great moment motivated by the claims for democratic rights like the right to vote, divorce, education and work in the late nineteenth century. Even with women making a revolution and fighting tirelessly for rights, many countries took decades after the revolution to guarantee women basic voting rights and education.

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