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Women's Suffrage Movement Overview

Women faced many restrictions on their basic rights such as not being able to own property or have legal claim to money. They were also expected to focus solely on housework and motherhood. In response, women worked to educate the public about women's rights through tactics like lectures, writing, marches, and civil disobedience. Over many years of activism, more states adopted women's suffrage until the 19th amendment granted all American women the right to vote, which they still hold today.

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Women's Suffrage Movement Overview

Women faced many restrictions on their basic rights such as not being able to own property or have legal claim to money. They were also expected to focus solely on housework and motherhood. In response, women worked to educate the public about women's rights through tactics like lectures, writing, marches, and civil disobedience. Over many years of activism, more states adopted women's suffrage until the 19th amendment granted all American women the right to vote, which they still hold today.

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Cause Effect

• Women were denied some of the basic • Women lectured, wrote, marched,
rights lobbied and practiced civil disobedience
• Married women couldn’t own property • Used tactics like parades, silent vigils ang
and no legal claim to money hunger strikes
• Women had to focus on house work and • Women passed women suffrage to each
motherhood state

• Women worked to educate the public • The women suffrage movement began in
about women's right Seneca falls
• Politicians weren't willing to listen to the • Many leaders took place in this
women organization

• Women had jobs that were domestic • They were ok with It because they had
• Worked in factory work extra cash
• It would get them out of the house

• Men considered women weaker than • Women wanted to help the family and
them earn extra cash
• They believed they should be at home • Women were tired of being at home all
cooking, cleaning and taking care of the the time
family • Women felt controlled
• Believed women were different from
men so they needed to be somewhere
else

• Elizabeth Cady and Lucretia Mott • Overtime a lot of states adopted the
organized the women suffrage movement
movement • In 1920american omen won full voting
• A lot of powerful women leaders helped rights

• Years and years passed of women • 19th amendment till this day all American
suffrage women can vote

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