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Type the number оf the sentence thаt expresses the mаin ideа in the selectiоn. (1)The wоrd “suffrage” refers to the right to vote. (2)The women’s suffrage movement in the United States succeeded with passage of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution in 1920, but not without numerous setbacks and difficulties. (3)In New Jersey, women got the right to vote in 1776, but it was taken away in 1807. (4)Utah territory granted women’s suffrage in 1870, but it was lost in the provisions of the same federal law that prohibited polygamy in 1887. (5)In the 19th century several anti-suffragette groups were founded. (6)Often backed by conservative men, these groups argued that women had complete freedom in the home, and that the political arena should be left to men. (7)The women’s suffrage movement gained momentum after 1900 as, one by one, many states began granting women the right to vote. (8)There was still no national suffrage law, however. (9)In 1913, when five thousand women marched for the cause in Washington, D.C., a crowd of onlookers became derisive and abusive. (10)The police did not intervene, and more than one hundred women were hospitalized for injuries from the resulting chaos. (11)Even when women achieved the vote, naysaying continued. (12)Warren G. Harding was the first president elected after passage of the 19th Amendment. (13)When his presidency was rocked by scandals, some blamed women for supporting the candidate who photographed well and was considered handsome.