Why was political change for women difficult before 1920? a. social attitudes about women made change difficult. b. giving women rights was considered a communist idea. c. giving women rights was unconstitutional. d. most women did not want their lives to change.

A. Social attitudes about women made change difficult.

Explanation:

Before the 1920s, Americans had a very traditional and simplistic view of women. Women were usually considered to be responsible for the "domestic" aspects of life, such as taking care of children, cooking, cleaning, etc. Women's impact in the social and public sphere was very reduced, usually linked to the church or to charitable roles. These social attitudes about women made change very difficult.

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b: to eliminate competition from other farmers