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“United States History”(Prentice Hall Ch.3 Section 3)

http://www.biography.com/people/alice-paul-9435021#activist-for-womens-right-to-vote

http://www.history.com/topics/womens-history/elizabeth-cady-stanton

http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/19th-amendment-adopted

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David Stull

Nicole Oheb

Amanda Martinez

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most well known women's rights activist during the progressive age, however she started off in being heavily involved in the temperance and abolition movement but wanted to see a change in how american society viewed women, she aimed to give women the right to vote and to take custody of their children when divorced , she achieved her goals by the end of the progressive movement

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In 1910 became the leader in the suffrage movement, who formed the National Woman's Party with Lucy Burns. Became a key figure in the voices that led to the passage of the 19th Amendment. She introduced the first Equal Rights Amendment in Congress, and devoted her life to finding empowerment for women. Paul did get an equal rights affirmation included in the preamble to the United Nations charter.

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Guaranteed women the right to vote and was formally adopted into the U.S. Constitution. Was the culmination of more than 70 years of struggling by woman suffragists. Elizabeth Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, and Lucy Stone were the most influential women to have this Amendment passed. This today allows women to express themselves how they want to.

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In 1916, she opened the country's first birth-control clinic.Founded the American Birth Control League to make product more available. She fled to England to work in the women's movement and do research on different forms of birth control. Federal court eventually said doctors could give out info, that established the International Planned Federation in 1952. Now, numerous women's health clinics carry the Sanger name, to remember her efforts of women's rights.

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Watch a video about African-American journalist Ida B. Wells and her pioneering efforts in the women's rights movement. Learn more about Ida B. Wells: http://bit.ly/Vjx1mc Watch more videos of Ida B. Wells: http://bit.ly/1251nA2 Learn more about Female Civil Rights Activists: http://bit.ly/XGLok1 Learn more about Black History: http://bit.ly/XGDK9i Ida B.

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Women's trade union league founded in Boston 1903 and assisted women into unions with secure jobs and good health. Lent support to the strikers of the garment factory. Major leaders included Rose Schneiderman. they were able to achieve unity among the women in the working class and upper class and together formed a new working class feminism. W.T.U.L lent support to the garment working strikers and that marked a turning point for them. Soon the organized working class women to participate in the suffrage movement. The organization of the Women's Trade Union League dissolved in 1950.

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Open Collections Program: Women Working, National Women's Trade Union League of America

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The National Women's Trade Union League of America (NWTUL) was founded in Boston in 1903 as a coalition of working-class women, professional reformers, and women from wealthy and prominent families. Its purpose was to "assist in the organization of women wage workers into trade unions and thereby to help them secure conditions necessary for healthful and efficient work and to obtain a just reward for such work."

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very radical reforming during the progressive age, 1899 she became head of the National Consumer’s League (NCL).She died in 1932 however her ideas lived on and were implemented in the New Deal Act.

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started the first womens rights convention, included the right to womens suffrage. addressed the new York legislature on a complete womens rights bill. in 1860 most of the changes sought out for mens rights were secured.joined with Susan b Anthony to form the national womens royal league. she wrote the declaration of sentiments proposing that women be granted the right to vote. she was president of the national womens suffrage association along with Susan b Anthony.

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Short for National Women's Suffrage Association, founded by Susan Anthony and Elizabeth Stanton in 1869. Association fought to end female discrimination. Reached their goal of making jobs for female workers the increase of almost triple by the end of the progressive age. Also gave women more opprotunities to get an education

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general term for the discrimination of women during the progressive era. Some of the ways in which women were discriminated against include lack of voting rights, lower wages for doing the same work as males and less educational opportunity. After the women's suffrage act was passed in may 19 1919 women had the right to vote and wages were increased, women's opportunity to get a education were acknowledged.

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Suffrage

N.W.S.A.

Susan b. Anthony

Elizabeth Stanton

Florence Kelley

W.T.U.L.

Ida b. Wells

Margret Sanger

Alice Paul

19th Amendment