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Starting in the early 1800's, women decided that it wasn't fair that they couldn't vote, even though men could. They were tired of being confined to the house,  tired of being treated like servants. So they started the Women's Suffrage Movement. This impacted the world as we know it today. SEveral women, such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B Anthony, and Alice Paul fought for women's right to vote. For years and years they reasoned with the government, with men, with anybody who would listen. After pain, hard work, and time, in March 1920, the Nineteenth Amendment was made. Women could finally vote. With these committed women, the right for women to vote became reality.

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For woman the path to suffrage was very long and hard, but we deserve it. It impacted our world today more than I can say. Before Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, and other strong woman we had to deal with "True womanhood." True womanhood was when women had to stay at home, take care of the children, clean, and do other chores. It was also ladylike to not vote. In fact it was illegal to. Unsurprisingly, women didn't think this was fair. They used many non-violent strategies to try become free from these unfair laws. They held marches, conventions, meeting, protests, and many other events to try to get the word out there.

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The women's suffrage movement impacted society a whole lot. Today women are actually allowed to vote because of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, Lucy Stone, and whole lot of other brave women. "If you will not give the whole loaf of justice to the entire people, if you are determined to extend the suffrage piece by piece, then give it first to women."  Susan B. Anthony.  This took a long time.

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Marches, protests, and speeches. that is what women had to do get equal rights and to vote. the woman's suffrage movement helped to get women's rights to vote. In the 1840s, men believed that a woman's job was to stay home and take care of kids and cook. Nothing else. women wanted to change this. Elizabeth Cady Stanton led the women's suffrage movement to get women's rights to vote. This movement impacted society because women could actually go to college and get a good education. women could also vote, so it impacted who became president.

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Marches protest and speeches that's what women had to do  to vote. Women wanted more than the "True womanhood" woman 's first step was the right to vote. Their actions affected the world today So susan b. anthony and elizabeth cady stantan and together to get womans right to vote.

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For many, many years woman didn't have the right to vote.
This movement involved marches, boycotts, and protests. Woman were determined and worked hard for years and years.

There were three main woman involved. Elizabeth Cady Stanton worked along side of Lucretia Mott and then come along Lucy Stone. Lucy Stone gave memorable speeches and went all around america inspiring woman to take charge. Elizabeth aso delivered speeches.

After a long road of protests, woman got the right to vote. This majorly affected society. woman could now have choices. Thi raised the the ranks high and now at the age of 18 everyone can vote.

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Woman's suffrage- Why didn't we have the right to vote??  

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Woman's suffrage- Why didn't we have the right to vote??  

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Voting!! Free at last, thanks to Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucy Stone, Lucretia Mott, Carrie Chapman Catt, and Alice Paul. You might be thinking, "What is true womanhood?", and," Who are these people?". Well, no worries. All of the people above were woman who played a very huge part in the suffrage movement. For example, Elizabeth Cady Stanton wrote and spoke speeches, yet her family disapproved. A little bit later, she met Susan B. Anthony. Susan B. Anthony became friends with Stanton and they became great friends. their partnership lasted for over 50 years. While they were partners, they achived a lot.

There were many events that went on durring the womans' suffrage movement. During the 1800's the woman made the temprance movement, which would give the woman a little more help in their fight to vote. The temprance movement was made to stop men from drinking, for they were coming home and beating up his wife and children. A few years later, the war came. Woman and men had to work in the war. Woman tried to prove that they could do anything that men could do. After the war, the woman had enuogh money to buy houses. A little bit later, African Americans got the right to vote. In the late 1800's many more woman started to go to colledge, and others started to work outside of home. Afyer many amendments, the nineteenth amendment was passed. Woman had gotten the right to vote!!

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For woman the path to having suffrage was very long and hard, but we deserve it. Before Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Susan B. Anthony we had to live with ¨True Womanhood.¨

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Woman's Suffrage (votes) - We Did NOT Deserve this People!

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Woman's Suffrage (votes) - We Did NOT Deserve this People!

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Woman. We had a LOOONG road until we had the voting rights we now have. And some women still don't, but that's a story for another time.
The Women's Suffrage Movement impacted society a LOT! I mean, if you read the first sentence,  you would understand that we eventually got our rights.  This act impacted society today, because we can vote now! If it weren't for them, we wouldn't be able to do this, and I think this country would have had some terrible, terrible presidents. Also, if we hadn't gotten the right to vote, we would probably not have very many other rights, like other places in the world like Pakistan, because men would have probably began to think they had SOO much power, so why not take away some other rights! SO. DUMB!
So thank you to all the women who participated in giving us the right to  vote, because without you, we may not have any other rights we do have today! Yay!