Read the following excerpt from a statement made by President John F. Kennedy in 1961.

In every time of crisis, women have served our country in difficult and hazardous ways. They will do so now, in the home and at work. We naturally deplore those economic conditions which require women to work unless they desire to do so, and the programs of our administration are designed to improve family incomes so that women can make their own decisions in this area. Women should not be considered a marginal group to be employed periodically only to be denied opportunity to satisfy their needs and aspirations when unemployment rises or a war ends.
According to the passage, which best describes a long-term impact of woman suffrage in the United States?
Women continued to pursue opportunities in employment and education.
Women were elected to government positions in equal numbers to men.
Women did not consistently exercise voting rights in large numbers.
Women were quickly granted full equality in pay and employment.