Question

#28 (use the map to respond to this question) according to the map below, in which region of the united states did women receive the most support for equal suffrage before the passage of the 19th amendment? woman’s suffrage before ratification of the 19th amendment, 1920 source: sandra opdycke, the routledge historical atlas of women in america, routledge, 2000 (adapted) east south west

Explanation:

To determine the region with the most support for women's equal suffrage before the 19th Amendment, we analyze the map. The dark - colored states (representing equal suffrage with the date voted) are concentrated in the West (e.g., WA, OR, CA, NV, UT, AZ, WY, MT, ID, CO, KS, OK, SD). The South has many white - colored states (no woman’s suffrage by 1919), and the East has fewer dark - colored states compared to the West. So, the West had the most support.

Answer:

West (the option corresponding to "West" among the given choices)