At the beginning of the 20th century, no country in the world had universal suffrage. select one:

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When analyzing the onset of the 20th century, despite the attempts to innovate and progress in terms of both economics and social values, it is true that not a single country throughout the world had yet to implement universal suffrage rights for women.

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