When did women finally get the right to vote in France?

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1946

1945

1967

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Women finally got the right to vote in France in 1946. The French women were dissatisfied with how passive citizens they were under the French Constitution of 1791. They wanted the ability to cast ballots, be chosen for the Assembly, and occupy elected office. Over the following 200 years, women's efforts for equal pay and voting rights persisted in numerous nations around the world. The battle for the right to vote was waged through a multinational suffrage movement in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It was kept alive as an illustrative recall of the political involvement of French women during the revolutionary era. Women in France were eventually granted the right to vote in 1946.

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