During the New Deal, FDR's administration continued isolationist policies preventing the US from being drawn into World War II. However, his administration changed the response to the depression by creating government initiated economic reforms and provided relief efforts. In addition, the administration also began attempts at equal treatment of blacks and women.
It was primarily "D. WWI" that <span>postponed the suffrage movement in the beginning of the 20th century, since all energy and resources of the state were put towards this purpose. </span>
