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Born
-  In September 22, 1868
Where?
-  In Frank vile, Ontario
Education
-  Teachers college in Ontario
Professions
-  Teacher, women's rights activist
Death
-  In July 10, 1931 in Alberta, aged 63.

(Munroe)

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What is the political/social change Louise is trying to bring about?

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What is the political/social change Louise is trying to bring about?

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-  Due to her strong character traits, she wants to make the world a better place, giving the women the right to vote,  making them have more self esteem, believing in themselves

-  She helped people with disabilities, immigrants, and mostly, separated wives

-  She introduced the Dower Act, one of Alberta's most progressive proponent of women's rights, and she also urged the adoption of social welfare measures for widows.

(Louise McKinney, The Canadian Encyclopedia)

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What inspired Louise to become an agent of change?

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What inspired Louise to become an agent of change?

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-  She became known as one of the most capable debaters in the Assembly, when bills were introduced and debated

-  She was interested in legislation to aid people with disabilities

-  Continuously pressured the Government until Prohibition Laws were made more effective

(Munroe)

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-  Louise won a battle in the Persons Case to have women recognised as persons

- She was one of the 5 women of Alberta who carried the appeal to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, which established the status of women as persons under the British North America Act of 1867

-  She was the first woman who got elected to a Canadian Legislature

(Louise McKinney, Famous5)

(John, Our people, Our Heritage)

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John. “Louise Crummy McKinney – Our People, Our Heritage.” Heritage Place Museum, 18 Oct. 2017, www.lynmuseum.ca/2016/09/26/louise-crummy-mckinney-people-history/.

“Louise McKinney.” Louise McKinney | The Canadian Encyclopedia, www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/louise-mckinney.

“Louise McKinney.” Famou5, www.famou5.ca/louise-mckinney/.

Munroe, Susan. “Learn All About Activist Louise McKinney.” ThoughtCo, ThoughtCo, 8 Apr. 2018, www.thoughtco.com/louise-mckinney-508317.

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Women now :
1. Have the right to vote

2. Have the ability to believe in
themselves and not be hopeless

3. Have a meaning in today's society

4. Are considered "persons"

(Louise McKinney, The Canadian Encyclopedia)

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What makes Louise politically significant?

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What makes Louise politically significant?

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- She made women realise that they now have rights thanks to her.

-  Women have the right to vote and be valued the same as men

-  Everyone should be treated equally since we are all humans.

- Louise is being often brought up on today's society to show women how significant her presence was in the 18th and 19th century and how that has contributed to women rights nowadays.

(Louise McKinney, Famous5)