https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc en-us 2022-11-14 21:36:03 UTC 2025-10-26 14:36:10 UTC hello@padlet.com haileyadkins240 https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2387336006 During this conference, Elizabeth Stanton wrote the Declaration of Sentiments in Seneca Falls. This document stated that they want equal rights and the right to vote along with educational rights. Even with many people against her, including her husband, they had 100 people sign it and they adopted the document. ]]> 2022-11-16 21:32:02 UTC https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2387336006 haileyadkins240 https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2387356281 In 1867 Kansas turned down their request for suffrage and Susan and Elizabeth confided in Lucretia Mott. Susan and Elizabeth urged the association to support women's suffrage but some didn't see the hurry. They left the association but formed the Women Suffrage Association and eventually all groups joined in on it in 1890.]]> 2022-11-16 21:55:40 UTC https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2387356281 haileyadkins240 https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2387367013 The anti-suffragist party kind of set back women's rights because it gave a different perspective of women. These women explained how they believe that having suffrage is against the nature of women and how they did not wish to have it. Fortunately, the party discontinued in 1912 because of a proposal for it's own article. ]]> 2022-11-16 22:10:07 UTC https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2387367013 haileyadkins240 https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2390179876 Susan was arrested after her and 14 women voted in a presidential race. She persuaded the workers to let her vote using the 14th amendment and she was put on trial later in June. When she got arrested she created publicity by asking the officer to be arrested like a man would be. She also never paid the fine given of $100.]]> 2022-11-18 16:41:41 UTC https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2390179876 haileyadkins240 https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2394935231 In 1875 Virginia Minor took Reese Happersett to court because she wasn't allowed to vote. The argument was that suffrage was a right of citizens and therefore women should be able to vote. The court ultimately decided that suffrage was not a right and she lost. ]]> 2022-11-23 02:20:10 UTC https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2394935231 haileyadkins240 https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2398774515 In 1913 Alice Paul and Lucy Burns planned the procession the day before a presidential inauguration. Inez Milholland was the face of the procession riding on a horse riding "as the herald of the future". This new generation of women weren't trying to be reserved they wanted to be provacotive. During the procession men crowded the streets and harrassing the women but they held their ground.]]> 2022-11-26 22:18:39 UTC https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2398774515 haileyadkins240 https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2398775756 James Mann proposed the 19th amendment to the house on May 21 and the decision was 304 votes to 89. Then the senate passed the amendment and 35 states. The decision was up to Harry Burn and, with the help of his mother, he approved it to get Tennessee to approve it. After it was passed over 8 million women voted in the next election putting an end to the movement.]]> 2022-11-26 22:23:58 UTC https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2398775756 haileyadkins240 https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2399476927 In 1915 Sara Field and three others drove across the country to get signatures on a petition and promote women's suffrage. The group suffered a lot of difficulties during the trip and one of them even stopped. They put everything on the line for this trip including not seeing their kids for months and being with strangers. The group eventually ended the journey at the White House to meet with President Wilson.]]> 2022-11-28 01:43:52 UTC https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2399476927 haileyadkins240 https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2402618350 Rankin ran for congress in 1916 promoting women's suffrage and neutrality in the European War. In 1917 she was inducted and two days later she was the only one who voted against the declaration of war against Germany. Once again in 1940 she was the only opposing vote against war after the pearl harbor attack and left office after in 1943. She helped prove that women can run in office and have their opinions.]]> 2022-11-29 21:40:58 UTC https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2402618350 haileyadkins240 https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2402634160 After she got her application denied to be admitted to the Supreme Court she decided to make a bill allowing women to be admitted that are legal. The bill got passed and in 1879 she was admitted to the Supreme Court. She then went on in 1880 to argue in the Supreme Court and even though her client lost it brought popularity. Her most famous case was when she represented the Cherokee Nation about money the US owed them and she won with $5 million as a result. ]]> 2022-11-29 22:02:48 UTC https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2402634160 haileyadkins240 https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2402635366 2022-11-29 22:04:32 UTC https://padlet.com/haileyadkins240/5dyfgknnjhehvsgc/wish/2402635366