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2. They weren't correct

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1. people believed that woman already had right and complete freedom to the home, why would they need to vote?

2. Because Anti-suffrage groups claimed that voting meant woman most hold office. Also, people who was against suffrage said that they wanted woman out of the "public sphere" but, then continued to protest as a group with woman against suffrage. Meaning that they were lying and contradicting themselves.

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