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In the women's suffrage movement, tactics like lobbying, public stunts, parades, street speaking, and civil disobedience were used to persuade the government to grant women their rights. The government knew that if they didn't give in, the movement would become more aggressive. Eventually, all these efforts resulted in the passing of the 19th Amendment. The main tactics in the women's suffrage movement were lobbying, public stunts, parades, street speaking, and civil disobedience. The government realized that if they did not give women these rights, they would escalate to more aggressive tactics. All of these led to persuade the government, which led to the 19th Amendment.