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How do you think women might have felt after looking at this picture?

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Who do you think would have been opposed to the woman's suffrage movement? Why?

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“If they don’t give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair.”

― Shirley Chisholm

Why did Shirley not have a seat at the "women's suffrage table"? Whose stories do we often hear?

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Was the right to vote inclusive of all women? Who wasn't included?

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What groups do we hear most often as the most influential groups? Whose efforts might we not hear about even if they were influential?

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"Every promise that was made to us has been broken.”

Native American women about voting.

Why did Native American women have a hard time voting even after the women's suffrage movement?

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Have you heard of Sojourner Truth's efforts for women's rights? Why did certain women have to work harder than others to be recognized in their right to vote?

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Mary Church Terrell: African American civil rights and women's rights activist

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"Forgotten Face of African American Women’s Suffrage Activism”

Why do you believe some activists are remembered more than others?

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How do you think women celebrated attaining the right to vote?

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"The prevailing public perception of the drive for women's votes envisions a small, doggedly, determined group of women who persisted against the odds until men finally 'gave' them the vote."

What actually happened? Why do people choose to paint history this way?

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What strategies did these women use to persuade the men in positions of authority?

What strategies did women use to convince other women to join the cause? How did they campaign for their cause?

What did they actually need to attain the rights to vote in terms of legality?

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How does womens history month celebrate what the suffrage movement stood for?

With themes like,

“Women Who Advocate for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion.” 2024 Theme

“Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories,” 2023 theme

“Women Providing Healing, Promoting Hope.” in 2022

what theme do you think could be next? How do these embody what the movment advocated for/?

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Why did it take so long for certain states to grant women the right to vote? How might the demographic of these states contribute to this? What does partial suffrage granted mean?

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How would the right to vote impact women's identity as American citizens?

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What states were the first to gain the right to vote? Why might certain states have achieved women's suffrage before others?

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New York City protest had a large crowd in support- how did they accomplish this?

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Glance over the Woman's Journal. Why do you think the parade struggled to victory. How do you think the lives of women changed after getting the right to vote. Do you think women still had challenges they had to fight for?

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What took place at these conventions?