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53. Texas suffragettes, like James McCallum, believed that women voters wouldA) fundamentally challenge the Democratic Party's stranglehold on political power in Texas.B) support other reforms like prohibition, an end to child labor laws, and educational improvements.C) back political candidates that favored racial equality and integration.D) not have much interest in issues outside of their traditional domestic and marital concerns.domestic and marital concerns.
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