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Annotated Women’s Rights Convention in Seneca Falls, NY _ The Susan B. Anthony Center

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The Women's Rights Convention took place when reformers came together on July 19th and 20th 1848 to discuss women's rights. Women were not only told that they don't have an important role in societal problem advocacy, but also told how to handle personal problems and decisions. In Seneca Falls, New York, women played an important role in advocating against slavery. They also planned the grievances based on the Declaration of Independence and the gathering in front of 300 people. They state that "men and women are created equal" which began a controversy. The controversy stated that women shouldn't sacrifice their status as mothers and wives for gender equality. This sparked the fight for gender rights and equality and eventually succeeded in granting women the basic rights they deserve.

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Anotatated Women’s Rights Convention in Seneca Falls, NY _ The Susan B. Anthony Center

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Kami Export - Sojourner Truth delivers powerful speech on African American women's rights - HISTORY

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The 14th amendment was ratified on July 9, 1868. The 14th amendment was granting the right to citizenship to anyone born in america. This was a big step in the women's rights movement because the african american women were extremely discriminated against. This was because not only were they african american, making them an inferior race according to society already, they were females. Historically, women were not allowed to do many things and majority stayed in the house and such. They were oppressed by the males in society, as deemed superior.

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Kami Export - The 14th Amendment and the Evolution of Title IX _ United States Courts

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On December 10th, 1869, The law was passed and in 1870, women voted for the first time in Wyoming after the women's suffrage law was passed. The women suffrage law allowed women to participate in voting. Wyoming was the 27th state to enforce this law. This was around the halfway mark of the 50 states enforcing the suffrage law. John Campbell approved the first law in U.S. history granting women the right to vote.

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Kami Export - Today in History - December 10 _ Library of Congress

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The 19th Amendment was ratified on the 18th of August, 1920. The 19th amendment granted women the right to vote.
Women fought for the right to vote for half a century starting from the First Women's rights convention at Seneca Falls, NY. The purpose of the ratification of this amendment was to grant women the right to vote and this gave women proof that their fights for equality was working. This was one of the major rights granted and was one step closer to the equality that we have today.

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Kami Export - 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution_ Women's Right to Vote (1920) _ National Archives

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The birth pill was approved by the federal drug administration on October 29, 1959. This event confirmed the safety of taking the birth pill which works as a contraceptive to prevent pregnancy. This was the largest drug trial ever. The purpose of this event was to give women their reproductive rights to their body and this influenced the fight for abortion rights.

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Kami Export - The FDA Approves the Pill _ American Experience _ Official Site _ PBS

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The civil rights act was passed in 1964. This act banned discrimination for employment based on the person's race, ethnicity, sex, or religion. It ended segregation in public areas such as parks and schools. The purpose of the Civil Rights law was that it not only granted women the right to work where ever they wanted, the women of color and various religions had it made easier.

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Kami Export - Civil Rights Act of 1964 - Definition, Summary & Significance - HISTORY

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The Violence against Women Act was passed in September 13, 1994. This act protests and supports responses against women's assault and abuse. This was passed after the severity of women abuse crimes were slowly brought to light as an important aspect of women's rights was women's respect. Although, women didn't ask for special treatment of any sort, women were given the minimum amount of respect whereas they deserved at least respect from one individual to another. This helped the movement as it decreased the amount of abuse and disrespect women got, which was a necessary step to help to grant women the rights they deserve. It would be easier to get their point across if they were fighting for justice from one individual to another instead of a superior group to an inferior.

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Kami Export - Violence Against Women Act - NNEDV

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The day Kamala Harris was sworn into presidency was January 20, 2021. Kamala Harris becoming vice president was an important event because she was the first asian american and african american woman to hold office. She was the first to graduate in her college as well. This event was crucial to the women's rights movement because it was the first major sign of women empowerment from not just society, but the government itself. Having women in the government more will increase the chances of women getting equality as they are mainly attempting to get the government to grant rights.

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Kami Export - Kamala Harris Sworn In As Vice President _ Inauguration Day_ Live Updates _ NPR

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The overturn of Roe v Wade occurred in June 2022. The Roe v Wade case granted women the right to abortion. This overturning deprived women the right to abortion. This action was made due to republicans dominating the majority of the states and the government positions. The overruling caused a drawback in the women's rights movement progress. This depriving of women rights has made it harder for women to have control over their bodies and they have to go through a new process of fighting for abortion rights now.

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Kami Export - Roe v. Wade Overturned_ Supreme Court Gave States the Right to Outlaw Abortion

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The turning point in the Women's Rights movement was the 19th amendment because it gave women the right to change society and provided them power more in terms of government.