Question

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

Explanation:

After winning suffrage, women used this political milestone to push for broader gender equality, such as in education, employment, and property rights, making this the most direct and far-reaching effect. The other options are either indirect or not an immediate, universal outcome: interest in politics often preceded suffrage, electing female candidates was not an immediate universal goal, and full societal equality was not achieved directly from gaining the vote.

Answer:

A. sought equality in other areas.