Question

which was a philosophy of early women suffrage leaders elizabeth cady stanton and susan b anthony? include men in their organization and have them advocate for womens suffrage bar men from membership in their organization and gain immediate womens suffrage gain voting rights at the state level first and then move on to federal rights agree to limit womens employment opportunities in exchange for suffrage

Explanation:

Early women suffrage leaders Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony believed in immediate women's suffrage. They were part of the women's rights movement that aimed for full equality, including the right to vote without delay. Men were not barred from their organizations; in fact, some men supported the cause. Gaining state - level rights first was not their main philosophy as they pushed for federal - level recognition. Limiting women's employment opportunities in exchange for suffrage was against their fight for overall equality.

Answer:

bar men from membership in their organization and gain immediate women's suffrage