How did women influence politics in the 1920's?

Answer 1

Women influenced politics in the 1920s by the following ways: (1) Lobbying - they lobbied state legislatures by rallies, marches, protests and civil disobedience, (2) National Campaings - posters such as "Rosie the Riveteer," (3) they pushed their views and were very proactive to make changes (for example: Women's Suffrage Movement: Women had to go out and actively change their situation), (4) Increase Public Awareness, (5) Awareness of Occupational Segregation, (6) Change National Vocabulary to make certain descriptions more appealing.

Timeline:

1900-1920: Women's Suffrage Movement: It took about 70 years from the beginning of the Women's Movement to gain their right to vote.

For example, 1849 was the First Women's Rights Convention in Seneca Falls, NY.

1920: Women's Right to Vote approved

Answer 2

Women influenced politics in the 1920s by the following ways: (1) Lobbying - they lobbied state legislatures by rallies, marches, protests and civil disobedience, (2) National Campaings - posters such as "Rosie the Riveteer," (3) they pushed their views and were very proactive to make changes (for example: Women's Suffrage Movement: Women had to go out and actively change their situation), (4) Increase Public Awareness, (5) Awareness of Occupational Segregation, (6) Change National Vocabulary to make certain descriptions more appealing.

Timeline:

1900-1920: Women's Suffrage Movement: It took about 70 years from the beginning of the Women's Movement to gain their right to vote.

For example, 1849 was the First Women's Rights Convention in Seneca Falls, NY.

1920: Women's Right to Vote approved

Answer 3

The biggest influence women had on politics in the 1920's was their ability to vote. With the passage of the 19th Amendment in 1919 giving women the right to vote, it's ratification in 1920 enabled women to vote on any issue they deemed important.