Question

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source: library of congress, rare book and special collections division
issue addressed in this political cartoon was later settled by --
previous

○ the initiation of the settlement house mo
○ the creation of the temperance society
○ the ratification of the nineteenth amendment
○ the repeal of the eighteenth amendment
clear all

Explanation:

The political cartoon likely relates to women's suffrage. The Nineteenth Amendment granted women the right to vote, which settled the issue of women's suffrage. The other options: Settlement House movement focused on community aid, Temperance Society on alcohol restriction, and repeal of Eighteenth Amendment (Prohibition) is about alcohol, not women's rights. So the issue in the cartoon (likely women's suffrage) was settled by the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment.

Answer:

C. the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment (assuming the third option is C; if options are labeled as per the order, the third option: the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment)