Arguments against women's suffrage depicted in Cartoons often include the notion that women lack the intellectual capacity to participate in politics, suggesting they are too emotional or irrational to make informed decisions. Some portray women as neglecting their traditional roles as homemakers, implying that granting them the vote would disrupt family dynamics and societal stability. Additionally, cartoons may depict fears of chaos or undesirable social changes resulting from women's enfranchisement, reinforcing stereotypes about women's place in society.
Rosa Parks
womans suffrage -novanet answer-
- if women could vote , they would vote for prohibition
The primary difficulties were male chauvinism and centuries of traditions that stereotyped the female.
the main start of a womans independence started in the 19th century because of the "womens suffrage act"
Rosa Parks
womans suffrage -novanet answer-
- if women could vote , they would vote for prohibition
The primary difficulties were male chauvinism and centuries of traditions that stereotyped the female.
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.
Lincoln freeing slaves, Womans' Suffrage (right to vote), more recently...the Internet.
Alice Paul led the National Woman's Party, and she based it off of her experience from the Suffrage Movement
"American Woman Suffrage Association "The League of Women Voters is an United States political organization founded in 1920 by >>>>Carrie Chapman Catt
the main start of a womans independence started in the 19th century because of the "womens suffrage act"
If he wants to - there is no law against it !
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.
1. womans suffrage 2. abolition 3. union 4. temprance your welcome at least i do my homewok