In which decade did women in Uruguay first gain the right to vote in national elections?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. The 1930s, ahead of many countries in Latin America
- Step 1: A law of 1932 recognised the female vote. Step 2. Women first voted nationally in 1938. Answer: The 1930s, ahead of many countries in Latin America. Why not the others: The other decades do not match.
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