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Emily Murphy, Nellie McClung, Henrietta Muir Edwards, Louie Crummy McKinney, Irene Parlby.

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1) The famous five included Emily Murphy, Nellie McClung, Henrietta Muir Edwards, Louie Crummy McKinney, Irene Parlby.

2) To empower women and girls to courageously lead change that contributes to a society without boundaries for women.

Murphy : advocated the recognition of women as persons in the eyes of the law

McClung : women's right to vote, prohibition, women in the church and women in public life

Edwards : suffrage and political rights for women

McKinney :  improvement of the legal status of widows and separated wives

Parlby : give women the right to vote and run for office

3) They would've felt empathetic for the women of Canada because they could see how the discrimination deeply affected these women.

4) They helped the women fight for equal rights because they knew what was right

-Lucy and Kate:D

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1. Who were the Famous Five?
They were Emily Murphy, Nellie McClung, Henrietta Muir Edwards, Louie Crummy McKinney and Irene Parlby. The Famous Five were 5 women who fought for women's rights.

2. What was their goal?
The Famous Five fought for the right for the wives to share ownership of the husbands property, vote in all elections, become leaders of the government and to obtain any jobs they want.

3. Why do you think they felt the way they did?
They thought that if women didn't have the same rights, they could not be a leader, participate in any elections, and they aren't viewed as normal people.

4. Why do you think they did what they did?
It is because, they helped the women fight because they knew what was right and believed in equal rights for both men and women.

-Markus and Desmond

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The famous five were Emily Murphy the judge ,Nellie McClung ,Henrietta Muir Edwards ,Louie Crummy McKinney and Irene Parlby from Alberta.

They fought for the rights for wives to share ownership with their  husband's property.

The famous five built their foundation for women's rights on the idea of women in the senate. However, none of the famous 5 ever became a part of the senate, they opened the doors for Cairine Wilson, the first female senator.[] The achievement of personhood for women had been a monumental change which gave more power to women.

Some might well question the overall significance of the decision, noting that by the 1920s the Senate of Canada was a largely powerless body. The more powerful House of Commons of Canada had elected its first female member (Agnes Macphail) in 1921, well before the Persons Case. However, the precedent did establish the principle that women could hold any political office in Canada. Moreover, the Five clearly did devote their energies to increasing women's participation on legislative bodies with greater power: three had been members of the Alberta legislature. The controversy surrounding the women has made commemoration difficult. The five women were activists in a variety of areas in their pursuit to better the conditions for women and children.

The famous five impacted history on canada by Winning senate rights. It would have been diffrent if they had not gone against the government and not winning senate rights.

-Coby

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the famous five was a group consisting of Emily Murphy, Nellie McClung, Henrietta Muir Edwards, Louie Crummy McKinney and Irene Parlby. They all had goals

Emily Murphy's goal was to allow women to retain the rights of their land.

Nellie McClung's goal was to get the right of woman to vote

Henrietta Muir Edwards goal was for woman to have suffrage and political rights.

Louie Crummy McKinney's goal was to include social welfare for immigrants and widows

Irene Parlby's goal was to give women the right to vote and run for office.

They felt that it was unfair that woman gets less rights than men so they started activisting for woman rights

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1.They were five woman from Alberta who worked together to fight for women's rights dating back to 1880s. The famous five was led by Emily Murphy, the groups other members were Nellie McClung, Henrietta Muir Edwards, Louie Crummy McKinney, and Irene Parlby.
2. The Famous Five's goal were to equalize women and men, to earn women the right to vote and be recognized by the world.
3. I think the reason the way the felt women are equal to men is because the felt left out. They were refuse for jobs just because they were women the were seen as peasants to men.
4. I think they did what they did because they refuse that they were looked down apon because they were women and they were every bit as equal to them. They fought for equal rights.

- Kaning Wang

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1. They were Henrietta Muir Edwards, Nellie McClung, Louise McKinney, Emily Murphy, and Irene Parlby.

2. Their goal included women's right to vote, prohibition, women in the church and women in public life. they also accomplish female suffrages in Canada.

3. I think they felt the way they did because they looking at what the me could do and then the limited things women could do and thought that it was unfair.

4.They did what they did because they knew that it was unfair in the British and Canadian and wanted to change it into a fairer system.
Others say they were racist and elitist .They feel that the Five's accomplishments were tarnished by their associations with the eugenics movement; specifically, their support of laws that led to the forced sterilization of thousands of people, a disproportionate number of whom were Indigenous women.

-Fuuta and Lucas

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1. Emily Murphy, Nellie McClung, Henrietta Muir Edwards, Louie Crummy McKinney and Irene Parlby
2.  Their main goal was to fight for women and girls to courageously lead change against the society without boundaries for women and girls and their place in the senate.
-Emily Murphy's goal was to fight for women's rights and votes for women.
-Nellie McClung's goal was to accept European immigrants in World War Two and campaigned the rights for the Asian women.
-Henrietta Muir Edwards's goal was to advocated public libraries, mothers' allowances, equal parental rights, equal grounds for divorce and penal reform.
-Louie Crummy McKinney's goal was to Prohibition of alcohol and obtaining for women the right to vote.
-Irene Parlby's goal was to advocated for the principle of distance education.
3. I think they felt righteous on what they were doing and the impact on Canada right now, since women now can vote and girls can do more things than they could do before.
4. I think when the senate rejected them, they might be thinking on different ways to persuade the government for their goals. Maybe at first when they saw all the unfair things for women and girls, maybe they were thinking of ways to make things fair for women?

-Chantel and Kainos

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1. They were Emily Murphy, Nellie McClung, Henrietta Muir Edwards, Louie Crummy McKinney and Irene Parlby. They were 5 women from Alberta who worked to fight for woman's rights.
2. Emily Murphy fought for the right of wives to share ownership of their husbands property.
Nellie McClung fought for woman's right to vote .
Henrietta Muir Edwards suffrage and political rights for women.
Louie Crummy McKinney fought for the successful campaign to have women declared persons in the eyes of British law
Irene Parlby fought for the petitioned the federal government for the right of women.
3. We think that they felt that its unfair that Woman were treated they way they were, and it is!
4. We think that they fought for Women rights because its so unfair and uncivilized for women to be treated so badly.

Sierra and Katelyn

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1. The Famous Five were 5 women from Alberta. Led by Emily Murphy, 1916's first female judge and her group including Nellie McClung, Henrietta Muir Edwards, Louie Crummy McKinney and Irene Parlby.

2. Their goal was to fight for women's and children's rights together dating back to the 1800's century. They wanted to stand up for all the women around the world who are held in poverty and deep in unfairness. They would be treated so poorly compared to men while not included in voting where they should as with fair jobs and education

3. Then they as women too, thought it was time to help with the equality as the world should work.

4. they did what they did because they knew it was the right thing to do and both genders could do as much as one could do, there was no reason for the cruelty.

Justin and Hui Yue

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1. They were 5 women from Alberta who all fought for women's rights since the 1880s. They were Emily Murphy, Henrietta Muir Edwards, Irene Parlby, Nellie McClung, and Louie Crummy McKinney.
2. Emily Murphy wanted to become a judge, Henrietta Muir Edwards wanted better conditions for women and children, Nellie McClung wanted women to be independent and have rights, Louie Crummy McKinney and Irene Parlby both wanted women's rights in general.
3. They felt the way they did, since they didn't have a lot of rights, and was treated unfairly just because they were women.
4. They barely had any rights, can't become leaders of the government, have any job they want, and could not vote.

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1. Emily Murphy, Henrietta Muir Edwards, Nellie McClung, Louise McKinney, and Irene Parlby

2. They worked together to have women rights like voting, owning property and having a job.

3. They felt that way because they felt that women are supposed to have right like other people.

4. They did what they did because they know that one day women would have the same right as men.

-Eric
& Tio

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the famous five from Emily then Nellie then Henrietta then Louie ,then Irene.

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The famous five were Emily Murphy the judge ,Nellie McClung ,Henrietta Muir Edwards ,Louie Crummy McKinney and Irene Parlby from Alberta.

They fought for the rights for wives to share ownership with their  husband's property.

-Coby:)

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The famous five is 5 girls who formed a group to fight for women rights in 1927.

The  president of the famous 5 is Emily Murphy, the group included Nellie McClung, Henrietta Muir Edwards, Louie Crummy McKinney, and Irene Parlby.

The famous five have a group goal is to gain women's  right to vote, have a job, and get education.

We think the way they think they did so women can have human rights and they can also stood up for the week ones, were else everyone's life will be harder that way.

We think they did that because, they knew how voting is important for women, because that might change the result, and so other women can have a proper life with women rights.