Which of the following were methods used in women's protest movements?

• A. Organizing sports leagues
• B. Lobbying for lower taxes
• C. Producing feminist literature and forming groups such as W.E.L
• D. Supporting government policies

Answer: (C)

Methods used by women's protest movements include producing feminist literature and forming advocacy groups to raise awareness, share ideas, and push for policy change. Publishing feminist literature—pamphlets, journals, manifestos—helps spread messages beyond immediate supporters, challenge social norms, and educate the public. Forming groups like the Women's Electoral Lobby in Australia creates an organized voice to lobby politicians, coordinate campaigns, and monitor government action. These combined efforts build momentum and legitimacy for change.

Organizing sports leagues isn’t a typical protest tactic, and lobbying for lower taxes isn’t specific to feminism as a movement. Supporting government policies tends to align with those in power rather than challenge it.