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United States women won the vote in 1920 after decades of campaigning. Yet, the impact on women's status was more limited than women's rights activists had anticipated. Women were granted suffrage at a historical point when voting was no longer a significant political activity for many Americans. In the mid-nineteenth century, when women first sought suffrage rights, voter turnout rates were unprecedentedly high, elections in much of the country very competitive, and political parties important. But when women finally received the vote in 1920, electoral politics was largely noncompetitive, with virtual one-party rule in many areas, and voter turnout had slipped to its all-time low. Nonetheless, the vote still mattered enough for women to seek it and for conservatives to try to restrict its availability.

The author of the passage discusses voter turnout rates primarily in order to

A.confirm an assumption about the impact of woman suffrage on United States electoral politics
B.explain a significant change in American political life that occurred over the course of the campaign for woman suffrage
C.account for changes in the importance of political parties between the mid-nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
D.identify a reason elections were less competitive after 1920 than they had been in earlier decades
E.illustrate a point about the importance of political parties in the mid-nineteenth century

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