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http://www.une.edu/research-0/undergraduate-research/womens-suffrage-one-womans-experience
This collected journal piece, represents the determination of one of the many women in protest between 1917-1920.  The Women's Suffrage Movement began in 1917 when the U.S was at war with Europe. Men were sent off to fight in the war, and the women started to see the significance of their role in society. After many protest and arrests, the women that were fighting for their rights were strong and persistent. The journal entry of Agnes H. Morey shows a small pieces of how strong the women were during this time.
Question 1: If you were a women writing about civil rights, how would your letter differ from Agnes Morey?
Question 2: What was the tone or emotion in which this journal entry was written?

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DDOr3DmTrDEAB_255EVt3J204xrxFOcEsLGLeTU9FAQ/edit

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https://www.loc.gov/item/rbcmiller001165

Map of the world showing equal suffrage in 1908. The black on the map is equal suffrage.

Question 1: What would you do to get our state to be black on this map if it were 1908?

Question 2: What is this map showing you? What does this tell you about the world in 1908?

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This is a picture of the youngest parader in the New York suffragist parade. May 4, 1912

Question 1: Why do you think these women were marching in the street?

Question 2: If you could march for a cause today, what would it be?

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https://static.nbclearn.com/files/nbcarchives/site/pdf/32679.pdf

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This letter was written by Susan B. Anthony about bring up an amendment that was up for vote for women suffrage in Congress in New Hampshire. She was specifically writing to Senator Henry W. Blair to express her thoughts and feelings.

Question 1: What was Susan B. Anthony’s premise for writing this letter?

Question 2: If you were the Senator Henry W. Blair would you agree with Susan B. Anthony’s stands on approving this amendment? If not, why?

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This image is a propaganda piece that David Dismore created in the early 1900’s. It is an anti-suffrage postcard as part of the campaign movement of women’s right to vote. The message was portrayed in a clear, bold, and concise manner. This was apart of Dinsmore's 12-card series that feminized men and displayed women in a masculine way. This was displayed to show that women were abandoning their roles in the house and how they are becoming unladylike. Many women also made the bold statement to use postcards to help promote women's suffrage in a positive light.

Question 1: How would you interpret this image?

Question 2: If you were to create a propaganda poster today what cause would you express through your image?

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Women's Journal was the most successful newspaper company that addressed women's suffrage.  Its success ran for 61 years from 1870-1931
Question 1: Would you be able to identify similarities between this magazine, and one published today?
Question 2: If you were a women in this time, would you feel compelled to take action in the community?