The Women's Cultural Association (ACF) was an organization of
A) middle-class women who supported women's suffrage and civil equality.
B) working class women who advocated improvement of the entire exploited sector.
C) moderate elite women who endorsed pre-natal medical care and sex education.
D) militant women who united across race and class lines to support social justice.
Question 2
Women played different roles in the opposition to the Gmez dictatorship, but they were
A) united in their demand for the freedom of women to work outside the home.
B) divided by disagreements over the State's role in defending women's rights.
C) divided by race and class status.
D) united in their demand for women's equal rights.
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