What act of freedom was a result of the women's suffrage movement? A. Declaration of Courage B. Declaration of Liberty C. Declaration of Reasoning D. Declaration of Sentiments

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User: What act of freedom was a result of the women's suffrage movement? A. Declaration of Courage B. Declaration of Liberty C. Declaration of Reasoning D. Declaration of Sentiments

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User: The freedom of several Japanese American was violated as a result of which act of government? A. Civil Rights Movement B. Executive Order 9066 C. Indian Removal Act D. Women's Suffrage

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The freedom of several Japanese Americans was violated as a result of Executive Order 9066.

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