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 What were the most effective strategies/methods that people or groups used to achieve change? Why were they effective?

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 What were the most effective strategies/methods that people or groups used to achieve change? Why were they effective?

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Thesis : The most effective strategies that people used to achieve change were campaigns, boycotts, marches and strikes. These were very effective as they helped obtain rights such as women's suffrage and the black community to eliminate some injustices that existed for certain groups as can be seen in the civil rights movement and womens liberation.

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Thesis : The most effective strategies that people used to achieve change were campaigns, boycotts, marches and strikes. These were very effective as they helped obtain rights such as women's suffrage and the black community to eliminate some injustices that existed for certain groups as can be seen in the civil rights movement and womens liberation.

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The civil rights movement helped society fight for rights with marches, protests, etc. To obtain equality and justice for all groups such as black or Latino communities, they fought for the racism that has existed.

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The civil rights movement helped society fight for rights with marches, protests, etc. To obtain equality and justice for all groups such as black or Latino communities, they fought for the racism that has existed.

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CRM: Some events were the children's march in Birmingham in 1963 against segregation, which was a highly publicized event, and effective because it raised awareness.

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CRM: Some events were the children's march in Birmingham in 1963 against segregation, which was a highly publicized event, and effective because it raised awareness.

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Women's Suffrage: Women's suffrage was a campaign that helped women have the right to vote, this campaign traveled throughout the country finding the same problem, the strikes helped achieve change.

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Women's Suffrage: Women's suffrage was a campaign that helped women have the right to vote, this campaign traveled throughout the country finding the same problem, the strikes helped achieve change.

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Women's suffrage: march for women's suffrage on March 3, 1913 in Washington under the slogan "in protest against the current political organization of society, from which women are excluded."

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Women's suffrage: march for women's suffrage on March 3, 1913 in Washington under the slogan "in protest against the current political organization of society, from which women are excluded."

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La marcha por el sufragio femenino en 1913, Washington 15

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Inspired Movements: The Women's Liberation sought equal rights and opportunities and greater freedom for women, focusing on the right to vote. The strategies they found effective were marches, sit-ins and consciousness-raising with publicity, which helped them be successful.

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Inspired Movements: The Women's Liberation sought equal rights and opportunities and greater freedom for women, focusing on the right to vote. The strategies they found effective were marches, sit-ins and consciousness-raising with publicity, which helped them be successful.

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Inspired movements: One of the movement's representatives Simone Beauvoir published an essay "the second sex" in which she stated that sex was a social construction, which encouraged women to be women. Later, magazines such as Ms. Magazine, the feminist publication founded by Gloria Steinem and Dorothy Pitman Hughes, were created around the movement.

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Inspired movements: One of the movement's representatives Simone Beauvoir published an essay "the second sex" in which she stated that sex was a social construction, which encouraged women to be women. Later, magazines such as Ms. Magazine, the feminist publication founded by Gloria Steinem and Dorothy Pitman Hughes, were created around the movement.

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Helton, J. (sin fecha).Sufragio femenino en Occidente (Servicio de Parques Nacionales de EE. UU.). Servicio de Parques Nacionales. https://www.nps.gov/articles/woman-suffrage-in-the-west.htm

Mms. (2019, 20 de mayo).Sufragio femenino: ¿por qué Occidente primero? NEH. https://edsitement.neh.gov/lesson-plans/womens-suffrage-why-west-first

The Bridge from Civil Rights to Women’s Liberation, www.american.edu/spa/publicpurpose/upload/partcipatory-democracy-the-bridge-from-civil-rights-to-women-s-liberation.pdf. Accessed 17 May 2024.

Opinion. “La Marcha Por El Sufragio Femenino En El Que Decenas de Mujeres Resultaron Heridas [Fotos].” Principia Marsupia, 5 Mar. 2017, blogs.publico.es/alberto-sicilia/2017/03/05/la-marcha-por-el-sufragio-femenino-en-el-que-decenas-de-mujeres-resultaron-heridas-fotos/?doing_wp_cron=1715451652.3736200332641601562500#:~:text=El%203%20de%20marzo%20de,que%20las%20mujeres%20est%C3%A1n%20excluidas%22.

Aitana Palomar S. Periodista especializada en cultura    Actualizado a  07 de marzo de 2024 · 10:07  · Lectura:, et al. “Un Breve Historia Del Feminismo: Las Fechas y Los Nombres Clave.” Historia.Nationalgeographic.Com.Es, 7 Mar. 2024, historia.nationalgeographic.com.es/a/breve-historia-feminismo-fechas-nombres-clave_17778.