Question

are we alone to ask and take the utmost that our women can give, —service and sacrifice of every kind, —and still say we do not see what title that gives them to stand by our sides in the guidance of the affairs of their nation and ours?
—president woodrow wilson,
address to the senate,
1918
why did president wilson support the nineteenth amendment? check all that apply.
☐ women deserve the right to participate.
☐ society does not give women the same responsibilities as men.
☐ women share the burden of supporting the nation.
☐ women do not contribute to the nation.
☐ it is hypocritical to deny women the right to vote.

Explanation:

To determine the correct options, we analyze Wilson's quote and each option:

• "Women deserve the right to participate": Wilson's quote implies women should have a role in national affairs, so this applies.
• "Society does not give women the same responsibilities as men": The quote focuses on women's service/sacrifice and right to participate, not about society's responsibility allocation, so this is incorrect.
• "Women share the burden of supporting the nation": Wilson mentions women give "service and sacrifice of every kind", so they share the burden, this applies.
• "Women do not contribute to the nation": The quote says women give service/sacrifice, so this is incorrect.
• "It is hypocritical to deny women the right to vote": Asking for women's participation after taking their service implies hypocrisy in denial, this applies.

Answer:

A. Women deserve the right to participate, C. Women share the burden of supporting the nation, E. It is hypocritical to deny women the right to vote