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In the UK, there were restrictive laws, such as prohibition from wealthy women from controlling their property, that were not fully removed until the late 1890s. In the 1850s, divorce became an issue that was moved to the civil courts rather than requiring the Church to be responsible for.

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In the UK, there were restrictive laws, such as prohibition from wealthy women from controlling their property, that were not fully removed until the late 1890s. In the 1850s, divorce became an issue that was moved to the civil courts rather than requiring the Church to be responsible for.

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Sylvia Pankhurst, a famous socialist who helped campaign for women equality and many other causes she considered part of social injustice.

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Sylvia Pankhurst, a famous socialist who helped campaign for women equality and many other causes she considered part of social injustice.

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In the UK, women gained the right to vote in 1918, although their rights were not fully equal to men until 1928. 

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In the UK, women gained the right to vote in 1918, although their rights were not fully equal to men until 1928. 

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In Russia, the rise of socialist and  Communism helped to create greater feminist equality. Although women did gain the right to vote and were considered equal to men in Soviet society, voting was restricted to the Communist party. they also gained generous maternity leave, free childcare, abortion rights, and generally had greater access to higher education. 

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In Russia, the rise of socialist and  Communism helped to create greater feminist equality. Although women did gain the right to vote and were considered equal to men in Soviet society, voting was restricted to the Communist party. they also gained generous maternity leave, free childcare, abortion rights, and generally had greater access to higher education. 

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In Denmark, they had already achieved voting rights, woman's access to education, work and marital rights during the 1920s.

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In Denmark, they had already achieved voting rights, woman's access to education, work and marital rights during the 1920s.

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Southern Australia was one the first places women could vote. This was achieved in 1895.

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Southern Australia was one the first places women could vote. This was achieved in 1895.

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Barbara Leigh Smith - saw and focused on employment and education for women as critical areas to focus on.

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Barbara Leigh Smith - saw and focused on employment and education for women as critical areas to focus on.

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Susan B. Anthony– Strong supporter of temperance, women’s suffrage and the abolitionist movement. She believed that women needed a political voice if they were ever to influence public affairs. Her dedication to the temperance movement, along with her feelings that she was unable to truly make a difference without having a vote, led to her involvement in the suffrage movement. 

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Susan B. Anthony– Strong supporter of temperance, women’s suffrage and the abolitionist movement. She believed that women needed a political voice if they were ever to influence public affairs. Her dedication to the temperance movement, along with her feelings that she was unable to truly make a difference without having a vote, led to her involvement in the suffrage movement. 

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Lucy Stone– Important abolitionist and supporter of the women’s suffrage movement in the U.S.

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Lucy Stone– Important abolitionist and supporter of the women’s suffrage movement in the U.S.

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The first formal and organised discussion of the women's social and civil rights at the Seneca Falls Convention in 1848 when three hundred men and women rallied to the cause of equality for women.

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The first formal and organised discussion of the women's social and civil rights at the Seneca Falls Convention in 1848 when three hundred men and women rallied to the cause of equality for women.

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Lucretia Mott- was a major female leader in the abolitionist movement.  She  was recognised for her women’s rights work through her election as the first president of the Equal Rights Association in May 1866. She worked with Stanton to create  the Seneca Falls Convention.

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Lucretia Mott- was a major female leader in the abolitionist movement.  She  was recognised for her women’s rights work through her election as the first president of the Equal Rights Association in May 1866. She worked with Stanton to create  the Seneca Falls Convention.

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The goal of  this first wave was to open up opportunities for women, with a focus on suffrage.

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The goal of  this first wave was to open up opportunities for women, with a focus on suffrage.

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton– she was both a suffragist and an abolitionist. She is credited with being one of the first women’s rights activists. Stanton died in 1902, about 18 years before woman legally gained the right to vote.

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton– she was both a suffragist and an abolitionist. She is credited with being one of the first women’s rights activists. Stanton died in 1902, about 18 years before woman legally gained the right to vote.

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She wrote the very influential book The Woman's Bible in 1895, trying to argue for equality using this Bible.

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The First-wave feminism was fighting for women’s right to vote. 

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The First-wave feminism was fighting for women’s right to vote. 

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The use of the word "feminism" to describe the support for women's rights migrated from France to the United States by 1910. 

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The use of the word "feminism" to describe the support for women's rights migrated from France to the United States by 1910. 

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Suffragists began to make headway in 1860 when New York passed the Married Women's Property Act. The bill legalized property ownership, joint child custody and wage retention for women.

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Suffragists began to make headway in 1860 when New York passed the Married Women's Property Act. The bill legalized property ownership, joint child custody and wage retention for women.