Question

a direct effect of gaining the right to vote was that women
became equal
members of
society.
sought equality in
other areas.
sought to elect
female
candidates.
became
interested in
political issues.

Explanation:

Gaining suffrage directly sparked women's broader push for equality beyond voting rights, as the vote was a tool to advocate for changes in areas like work, education, and social status. The other options are either indirect or inaccurate: women did not instantly become equal members of society, electing female candidates was a later/secondary action, and interest in politics was a precursor or side effect rather than a direct effect of gaining the vote itself.

Answer:

sought equality in other areas.