according to the passage, which best describes a long term impact of woman suffrage in the united states

By far the greatest accomplishment of the women's suffrage movement was exactly what they sought to achieve: voting rights for women in the United States.

Explanation:

The suffrage movement generated higher expectations for women. women's economic positions developed in society.

Economic and social impacts where the same however the political consequences were modified. Economically and socially both campaigns earned women more advantages and privileged. for example, economically they gained a greater quality of job opportunities and higher salaries.

As for social, both campaigns were able to support nations see women as strong, hard working.