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The abolition of slavery got more attention because slavery was holding US idustry back and therefore got a lot of attention. Attention to womans rights however followed very shortly after the US civil war and was also destined to keep going until this day and beyond.
i think she deserves to be in there because she was a person that fought for African-American rights and womans rights at the same time this is my opinion =p
she fought for womans rights for about 61 full years which she did not have to do oh how much shes done we woman would not get the jobs we do now!!
the two main people who fought for Women's Rights were Susan B. Anthony and Abigail Adams
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.
they're not mentioned individually. they are basically recognized as people who fought for womans rights. There are too many to name
The abolition of slavery got more attention because slavery was holding US idustry back and therefore got a lot of attention. Attention to womans rights however followed very shortly after the US civil war and was also destined to keep going until this day and beyond.
why did louis crummy mckinny become intrested in womans rights
i think she deserves to be in there because she was a person that fought for African-American rights and womans rights at the same time this is my opinion =p
she fought for womans rights for about 61 full years which she did not have to do oh how much shes done we woman would not get the jobs we do now!!
womans rights and having freedom
the two main people who fought for Women's Rights were Susan B. Anthony and Abigail Adams
The term should read women's rights.
for womans rights
Women's rights and gay rights definitely have some overlap, but the differences are in what rights are lacking.
Yes, very much so.
The freedom for elected congressmen to ignore the will of the people who elected them. The Roman Empire did not have an elected Senate.