The last part of the question as the book doesn't provide any other arguments other than suffrage that answer the last part of the question. also is woman suffrage movement the same as reformist?By the late 1800s, the women's movement in the United States had focused its attention on suffrage. Explain what suffrage is and provide two distinct arguments made within the women's movement for the need for suffrage for women. Then, indicate two distinct additional issues (other than suffrage) the women's movement emphasized in the late 1800s and explain why the movement considered each issue important.