As they were excluded from the reform movements, women reformers increasingly

Question

A. gave up on moral causes.

B. formed their own abolition organization.

C. saw the right to vote as the best means to improve society.

D. accepted teh fact that they were second-class citizens.

Answer 1

B.  Many women realized that the only way to be heard was en mass.  Their right to vote would not have happened had they not banded together and organized.

A point of concern, the word "Abolition" is most often used in reference to slavery and not womens rights.