Candidates Warren G. Harding and James M. Cox campaign for US presidency in 1920

In the 1920 U.S. presidential election, women were allowed to vote nationwide for the first time. Warren G. Harding, favored by many, won a landslide victory over Democratic candidate James M. Cox, securing a 7 million vote plurality.

What was a significant milestone for women in the year discussed in the video?

• They were allowed to run for president.

• They were granted equal pay.

• They were allowed to serve in the military.

• They were permitted to vote in every state.

Who was the Democratic candidate mentioned in the video?

• Warren G. Harding

• James M. Cox

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Woodrow Wilson

Which state was significant in the campaigns of both presidential candidates?

• California

• Texas

• New York

• Ohio

What was the public's preference in the election according to the video?

• They were undecided.

• They favored Harding.

• They wanted a third-party candidate.

• They preferred a Democratic candidate.

How many votes did Harding win by in the election?

• 10,000,000 votes

• 3,000,000 votes

• 5,000,000 votes

• 7,000,000 votes