Susan B. Anthony was a reformer who campaigned for which causes?

• A. Women's rights, temperance, and abolition
• B. Women's rights only
• C. Temperance only
• D. Abolition of slavery only

Answer: (A)

She fought for women's rights, temperance, and abolition. In the 19th century, these reform movements were closely linked, and Anthony’s work crossed all three areas. She led campaigns for women’s suffrage and legal equality, helped promote temperance as part of broader moral reform, and began her public work in abolitionist circles, collaborating with anti-slavery activists. Because her impact spans all three causes, the best choice reflects her involvement in each area. Focusing on just one issue misses the breadth of her leadership and how these movements supported one another in that era.