Radicals' sympathy toward women's suffrage should be linked with which limitation?

Correct answer: The limitation of liberal restricted suffrage

The correct answer is A because many radicals supported broader political rights, including women’s suffrage, but the liberal political order still applied voting rights selectively. In nineteenth-century Europe, liberalism often defended civil equality and representative government while limiting participation through property, gender, or other qualifications. Thus, radical sympathy for women’s voting rights had to be understood against the continuing limitation of liberal restricted suffrage. Option B concerns cooperation rather than voting rights; C describes conservative attitudes, which generally resisted major political change; and D refers to an international socialist organisation, not the central limitation in this comparison. The governing concept is the uneven expansion of political rights.