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- 1890 - National Women Suffrage Association and American Women Suffrage Association merge to form the National American Women  Suffrage Association.
- Major influence in 19th Amendment
- Did state-by-state-campaigns to receive voting rights for women

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-wrote Women and Economics
-said that women couldn't reach progress in society until they could have careers outside the home
-believed economic dependence crushed women’s initiative

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- Wanted better working conditions, equal pay, and an end to child labor
- Nicknamed "Mother Jones"
- In 1903 she led 80 million children with harsh injuries due to working to President Roosevelt's house
- Helped accomplish the pass of child labor laws

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-a nurse in the Lower East Side of New York
-wanted legalization of birth control
- opened the first clinic advising women on birth control in 1916

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-ordained Methodist minister
-gifted orator
-was not an efficient administrator
- wrote The Story of a Pioneer

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-president of the National American Women Suffrage Association
-"The best protection any woman can have... is courage." - Stanton
-primary leader of the American women's movement

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-director of Immigrants Protective League
-did research on the problems of urban immigrants

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- Women's suffrage - Women's right to vote
- Women get more involved in politics

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-founded Henry Street Settlement House in New York City
-for training nurses
- supported independent nursing and public health service

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- Addressed the issue of independent freedom
- Wrote "Mother Earth" - a magazine on institutions that suffocate women's freedom
- Sent to jail for two years during WWI for interfering with the draft, later released and identified as a radical

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- Exposes Big Businesses
- Standard Oil
- Journalist/writer
- Wrote "The History of the     Standard Oil Company"
- One of the leading Muckrakers of the Progressive Era

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-founder of the Hull House in Chicago
-allowed women to stay and work there
-she was involved in social reform, the suffrage movement, and the women’s peace movement