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First Women's Rights Convention takes place in Seneca Falls, New York. Elizabeth Cady Stanton writes "The Declaration of Sentiments.

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The first National Women's Rights Convention happens in Worcester Massachusetts. Frederick Douglas and Sojourner Truth are present.
In 1851, the second convention happens. Sojourner Truth gives her speech, "Ain't I a woman?"

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Issue for Suffragists: Clara Howard Nichols presents issue of women's property rights to Vermont Senate.

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Women's Suffrage Movement postponed due to Civil War effort.

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AERA (American Equal Rights Association) is formed by Elizbeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony for suffrage for people of all races and genders.

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172 women in New Jersey cast ballots during the presidential election in a separate box.

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As people disagree over the Fourteenth Amendment, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony found the NWSA (National Woman Suffrage Association) based in New York.

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Fifteenth Amendment gave black men the right to vote. The people in the NWSA didn't work for the ratification of it and wanted a Sixteenth Amendment for universal voting rights.

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Susan B. Anthony and fifteen other women are arrested for illegal voting.
Sojourner Truth demands ballot to vote at Battle Creek, Michigan polling booth.

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The WCTU (Woman's Christian Temperance Union) is founded by Annie Wittennmyer.

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Woman Suffrage Amendment is proposed to US Congress. These are the same words of the Nineteenth Amendment 41 years later.

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First vote on woman suffrage is defeated. The NWSA and AWSA merge together to form the National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA).

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The Progressive Era. Women's roles expand, and the women suffrage issue becomes a big part in politics.

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Colorado was the first American state to approve women's suffrage. Then by 1896, Idaho and Utah do too.

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Washington State approves women's suffrage. The Women's Political Union sets up the first suffrage parade in New York.

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Women Suffrage is supported at for the first time at Theodore Roosevelt's Bull Moose Party. 20,000 suffrage supporters join the suffrage parade. Oregon, Kansas, and Arizona approves woman suffrage. Later in 1914, Nevada and Montana also approve.

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40,000 people march in the suffrage parade of New York City. Jeanette Rankin is the first woman elected for the House of Representatives. The Democratic Party supports suffrage.

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In June, many arrests of the National Woman's Party begin because of "obstruction of sidewalk traffic." November, the government releases them. Michigan, Dakota, and Oklahoma all approve of woman suffrage. Woodrow Wilson talks with the Senate about approving woman suffrage after WWI.

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The Senate passes and ratifies the Nineteenth Amendment and American Women get full voting rights.