More women joined the national american woman suffrage association after the group a.changed its focus from women’s rights to peace b.succeeded in winning voting rights for women c.began to support the war objectives of the united states d.started to protest the authorization of a military draft

B.succeeded in winning voting rights for women

Explanation:

In 1919 and after the efforts ans sacrifaces made by women in the WWI efforts from the country, President Woodrow Wilson was persuaded and convinced to put his effort and support behind the 19th Amendment that would give universal voting rights to all women that were legally aged. This was a turning point in history and it helped more and more women joining the association founded in 1890 by the merge of two different association that both were pushing for women to gain universal voting rights.

"A. All of the people make the laws rather than elected representatives" would be the best option, but it should be clarified that all citizens vote on the laws in question, not necessarily that they make them themselves.