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Origin of Feminism Movement

It began in 1968, and it has been active during the fourth generation.  In addition, the most memorable moment was the first generation when many activists and scholar women went out on the streets to request their rights as citizens.

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The Temperance Movement

It was created in 1820 when many citizens promoted "a moral reform" to reduce and banned the consumption of alcohol. However, many women were disagreement for being considered as a moral authority of their households".

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The Feminist French Revolution

That revolution event was an opportunity for many french women to take an active role in the political sector since 1789 when they walked armed from markets in Paris to support the social cause.

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Woman's Rights Convention

This document was proclaimed by women's education and organizational leadership, who demonstrate them that "all men and women are created equal"

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National Museum of American History - CONTENT

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Abraham Lincon: An Extraordinary Life

It is named "A man of his time, a man of all times".

Lincom and his collaborators wrestled with issues like British colonization, voting, social rights, interracial marriage, and emancipation. However, he had an ideologist too different to acquire a balanced idea because he just minded that the United States of America was "made by white men, for the white men".

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American Enterprise

1. A mixing of capitalist and democracy systems.

2.  American business and innovation from the mid of 1700s to now

3.  It depends on the agricultural sector.

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The Most Relevant Production of American Photography

One of the most beautiful photos that I could see from "the Washington Salon and Art Photographic Exhibition of 1896 of the beginning from a national collection was called" To a Greek Girl ". An image of a popular theme of amateur pictorialist photographers from a Greek woman, who represents the art of the feminist gender in an epoch, when the ego was so high having more rights for them and fewer rights for women.

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Problems as a Result of American Enterprise

Those are similar to the colony problems, like the slavery of black adults and children blacks due to in that epoch protection laws didn't have enough rights by black men, for that reason, it was so easy to use them as cheapy producer with bad laboral conditions.

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Invention and the Patent Model

Between 1790 to 1880s in the US there were a series of invents, those were very useful, and others were not so relevant for the population and industrial sector.
The majority of the inventions are objects like clocks, machines to create industrial production, cooking utensils, but the most relevant that I considered very useful is an artificial leg, which is a big element for a condition people, who can't walk well without one alone leg.
It was invented by Dubois D. Parmelee in 1863.

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American Civil war museum-educator resources - CONTENT

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African Americans - Civil War to Civil Right Education

Since 1832 there were created laws that banned the oppression of all African-American kids. That legislature said that black children would be free and allow from reading, write, and assemble.
In 1850 after the civil war, the African communities were supported by local education efforts to have necessities.
Schools were supported by African women, who work teaching.
In that stage of reconstruction all of the provisions that they received it was a product of a lot of donations for people, who think that education was very essential to acquire that freedom that they needed in that epoch.

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The 14th Amendment and Birthright Citizenship

In 1868, the minding of many African American activists gave origin of the universal citizenship for people, who born in the United States 150 years later.

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Emancipation (1862 to 1864)

Abraham Lincom issued a proclamation on September 22 in 1862 to the southern population to reinforce a union cause, which consists to preserve the union to end slavery. However, those incited violent facts from people, who belong to the northern and disagree territory, also they felt that the reasons for the war had changed and they weren't the same ones.

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Civil Rights to Families from Black Race

After 1863, the majority of slaves had total freedom to decide if they wanted to get married to do their new families.
As a consequence of slavery, many families were completely divided as the fault of the slavery business to buy blacks as a product on selling. Finally, many people could search for their lost members of family to recover the losing harmony for the civil war.

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1. National Women’s History Museum. (n.d.). Feminism: The first Wave. Retrieved May 24, 2021, from https://www.womenshistory.org/exhibits/feminism-first-wave-0
2.   National Museum of American History. (n.d.). National Museum of American History. Retrieved May 25, 2021, from https://americanhistory.si.edu/exhibitions/online
3. The American Civil War Museum. (n.d.). Educator Resources. Retrieved May 24, 2021, from https://acwm.org/learn/educator-resources/