Alice Paul.
She and other women held signs outside of the White House asking for women's rights. Many women were arrested and charged. But they kept on fighting. Finally, to break the spirit of the suffrage, the police arrested Alice. She survived on bread and water. She was very weak (so weak she couldn't walk) so she was sent to the prison hospital. Where she refused to eat as an attempt to fight for women's rights. They ended up having to feed her through a tube that led from her throat to her stomach.
There were several, generally known as Suffragettes if they were primarily concerned with Women"s suffrage. These included Elizabeth Cady ( not Candy) Stanton, Susan B. Anthony and Carrie Chapman Catt. Jane Addams, while not a suffragette per se, was involved in women:s rights as well as slum clearance, secular charity- and opposed US intervention in World War I- then called the Great European War. Ms. Addams was one of only a few women to have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
She said one day to her husband to "Remember the ladies" and she wanted the women rights to be created
Emmeline Pankhurst 1858-1928.
Womens rights They wanted to vote. They wanted the right to work in the military or any job they wanted. For more information go to google or ask.com
they wanted everything
some one
equality
AnswerWomen fought for what they belived in and in 1807, Shanton & Anthony formed an (National Womens Suffrage Association) which wanted every on man and women to have equal rights.
world war 2 gave a turn when womens rights were established
Before womens rights girls had to give it to us, now we have to give it to them as well...
The same as men's rights.
iThink it was hard for them to make that dream come true because she just wanted womens rightd
Womens suffrage ie womens rights
Womens suffrage ie womens rights
Womens suffrage ie womens rights