What long-term conclusion follows from placing women's activism and suffrage in 1946 together?

Correct answer: Women's struggle began early, but political rights were granted much later

The correct conclusion is that women in France campaigned for political rights from the revolutionary period, but received suffrage only much later, in 1946. Thus, women’s activism and the achievement of voting rights did not occur at the same time. Options B and C incorrectly deny the long struggle and delay. Exam tip: mention both the early activism and the long gap before suffrage in 1946.