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15. During Reconstruction, various feminists who supported a woman's right to vote: a. all endorsed the Fifteenth Amendment even though it did not guarantee female suffrage. b. all opposed the Fifteenth Amendment because it did not guarantee female suffrage. c. found themselves divided over whether to support the Fifteenth Amendment. d. strongly supported the Fifteenth Amendment because it did guarantee female suffrage. e. refused to take a position on the Fifteenth Amendment because it did not define citizenship.
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