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"Rankin started volunteering at the Telegraph Hill settlement house. With a new interest in social work, Rankin applied and was accepted to the New York School of Philanthropy (now the Columbia University School of Social Work), graduating in 1909"(HistoryHouse)

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"Rankin started volunteering at the Telegraph Hill settlement house. With a new interest in social work, Rankin applied and was accepted to the New York School of Philanthropy (now the Columbia University School of Social Work), graduating in 1909"(HistoryHouse)

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She was the first woman elected to the United States Congress in 1916

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She was the first woman elected to the United States Congress in 1916

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"Rankin, however, proved doubters wrong. Her platform supported a number of prominent issues during the Progressive Era—including nationwide suffrage, child welfare legislation, and the prohibition of alcohol."(HistoryHouse)

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"Rankin, however, proved doubters wrong. Her platform supported a number of prominent issues during the Progressive Era—including nationwide suffrage, child welfare legislation, and the prohibition of alcohol."(HistoryHouse)

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The first bill she signed was the Susan B Anthony amendment which would protect women and not allow them to suffer any longer

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The first bill she signed was the Susan B Anthony amendment which would protect women and not allow them to suffer any longer

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Congress declared war on Germany which Ranking and 49 others were opposed too but the majority vote won and the war began

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Congress declared war on Germany which Ranking and 49 others were opposed too but the majority vote won and the war began

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Other accomplishments Jeannette Rankin is responsible for are better working conditions and to improve healthcare for women and children 

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Other accomplishments Jeannette Rankin is responsible for are better working conditions and to improve healthcare for women and children 

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"Rankin’s efforts on behalf of America’s workers were not limited to the mines back home. In 1917 a constituent’s letter alerted Rankin to poor conditions at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in the Treasury Department in Washington, DC; the Bureau employed a large number of women who were often required to work 16-hour shifts."(HistoryHouse)

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"Rankin’s efforts on behalf of America’s workers were not limited to the mines back home. In 1917 a constituent’s letter alerted Rankin to poor conditions at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in the Treasury Department in Washington, DC; the Bureau employed a large number of women who were often required to work 16-hour shifts."(HistoryHouse)

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History, Art & Archives, U.S. House of Representatives, “RANKIN, Jeannette,” https://history.house.gov/People/Listing/R/RANKIN,-Jeannette-(R000055)/(September 29, 2021)