Changes in the strategy of female suffragists in the early 1900s included __________
A) nominating middle class women for national political office
B) not allowing men to join women's rights organizations
C) adopting activist tactics such as rallies and political lobbying
D) focusing on achieving local voting rights, not national voting rights
Answer: C
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