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

who employed the flexible state-by-state strategy to promote women's suffrage?
a. carrie chapman catt
b. harriet stanton blatch
c. alice paul
d. miriam florence leslie

first answer gets best

The primary philosophy of early women suffrage leaders such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B Anthony was to "C. gain voting rights at the state level first and then move on to federal rights" since this seemed like the most viable option--to approach the issue gradually. 

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