CanadaHistory 60 · Canada’s history
In 1918, most Canadian women gained the right to vote in which elections?
- aSenate elections
- bOnly city elections
- cOnly Quebec provincial elections
- dFederal electionsCorrect answer
Why?
In 1917 some women, such as nurses and relatives of soldiers, could already vote in federal elections. In 1918 most women aged 21 and over gained that right.
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