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How did woman and supporters of woman suffrage draw attention to the woman's movement?
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Who was not a leader in the womans suffrage movement?
Rosa Parks
How did Mary cassatt contribute to the women's suffrage movement?
mary helped the womans suffrage by putting her art in a exhibition to support the movement. also painted the painting ' Modern woman' on a building.
What difficulties did the womans suffrage movement face?
The primary difficulties were male chauvinism and centuries of traditions that stereotyped the female.
Who was president of the national womans party?
Alice Paul led the National Woman's Party, and she based it off of her experience from the Suffrage Movement
Reformer and leader in the American womans sufferage movement?
Susan B. Anthony was forefront to the American Suffrage Movement. The culmination of the suffrage movement was the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution granting women the right to vote.
How did Susan B. Anthony show positive character traits?
susan b anthony was a proinent american civil rights leader who playing a pivotal role in the 19th century womans rights movement to introduce womans suffrage into the united states.
Why did the WCTU support the cause of womans suffrage?
- if women could vote , they would vote for prohibition
For what issue of social reform was Susan B. Anthony best known for?
womans suffrage -novanet answer-
What are good turning points in history?
Lincoln freeing slaves, Womans' Suffrage (right to vote), more recently...the Internet.
What organization that fought for womans suffrage?
"American Woman Suffrage Association "The League of Women Voters is an United States political organization founded in 1920 by >>>>Carrie Chapman Catt
Why did womens rights increase in the 19th century?
the main start of a womans independence started in the 19th century because of the "womens suffrage act"
What is the womans suffereges?
Women's suffrage was a movement advocating for women's right to vote in political elections. It aimed to secure legal and societal recognition of women's right to participate in the democratic process on equal footing with men. The movement faced significant opposition but eventually led to women gaining the right to vote in many countries around the world.
