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The 'Famous Five' are best known for achieving:
The Persons Case (1929) led to women being recognized as 'persons' eligible to be appointed to the Senate.
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Question: The 'Famous Five' are best known for achieving:
Answer options:
- The right to drive cars ✅ Recognition of women as 'persons' under the law (1929)
- The vote for Indigenous peoples
- Bilingual government services
Correct answer: Recognition of women as 'persons' under the law (1929)
Explanation: The Persons Case (1929) led to women being recognized as 'persons' eligible to be appointed to the Senate.
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