the had the same education as we do know but less resources #
how did women redefine freedom, what liberties did they want for themselves
Many social reforms of today find their foundation in the Progressive era. It was during this time that women won the right to vote, minorities took action against discrimination and monopolies were put on notice.
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how did women redefine freedom, what liberties did they want for themselves
Women in the Progressive Era achieved many important reforms. Perhaps their most concrete victory was the passage of the 19th Amendment, enfranchising women. Yet, reform women also began to redefine the role of the federal government in American society. Reform women worked hard to expand the scope of the federal government in overseeing issues of education, sanitation, health, wages, working conditions, and social welfare.
Kids used to work abd the gov.had to make new laws
Please clarify what you mean by the "Progressive Era". And considering this appears to be a homework question, I'm surprised you couldn't type it properly. Try doing a little more research, like here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_Era Or check your textbook.
In 1920 (during the Progressive Era), the nineteenth amendment was ratified, which ultimately granted women their suffrage, the right to vote, of which was at first, a topic that women rights' advocates brought up at Seneca Falls, New York at the Women's Rights Convention.
In 1920 (during the Progressive Era), the Nineteenth Amendment was ratified, which ultimately granted women their suffrage, the right to vote, of which was at first, a topic that women rights' advocates brought up at Seneca Falls, New York at the Women's Rights Convention.
We are emerging into a progressive era with Obama's second term.
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Suffrage for women,prohibition,child labor laws, and election reform Amber Chatman
Child Labor Laws
I suppose yes during the progressive era, considering the women's suffrage movement. Mostly those involved during the industrialization of America already had the right to vote.