The equal rights amendment was originally introduced by alice paul in

1917
1923
1946
1972

The correct answer is B) 1923.

The Equal Rights Amendment was originally introduced by Alice Paul in 1923.

The Equal Rights Amendment was introduced to Congress in December 1923. Its purpose was to guarantee equal legal rights for the citizens of the United States, no matter their gender or race. Regarding divorce, the amendment tried to make equal men and women. Also regarding job opportunities and owning property. It was drafted by American Feminist and civil rights supporter Alice Paul, that also supported the passing of the 19th Amendment.

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