Read this part from the text. The phrase "a bitter pill to swallow" means that Anthony A) had always thought about opening her own business vote. But it was not granted to them until 14 but never had enough time to do so. years after her death. Anthony had devoted her entire life to the cause. So this was a bitter pill to swallow. (B) was happy to know that so many people liked and supported her. (C) was disappointed that she fought her whole life and still died without seeing women's right to vote. (D) had always wanted to leave the United States and visit other countries.

The phrase "a bitter pill to swallow" often refers to a difficult truth that one must accept, usually with a sense of disappointment or frustration. In this context, it means that Anthony dedicated her life to a cause, only to pass away before witnessing its success, making the situation particularly painful for her supporters. Looking at Susan B. Anthony's timeline, her relentless advocacy for women's suffrage began in the mid-19th century. Despite her tireless efforts and numerous speeches, the right to vote wasn't granted to women until 1920, 14 years after her death. This long wait highlights both her dedication and the challenges faced in the journey toward equality.