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Womens suffrage

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Seneca Falls Convention 1) 1848 2) 1st women's rights convention 3) “All men AND women are created equal.” Declaration of Sentiments
What state granted women the right to vote? Wyoming in 1869
National Woman Suffrage Association (NWSA) 1. 1869 2. Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton 3. Focused on the vote as a tool to gain other rights and solve other issues.
American Woman Suffrage Association (AWSA). 1. 1870 2. Lucy Stone and Boston feminists 3. Focused on the vote as their only cause.
What happened to NWSA and AWSA 1. end their rivalry and merge into the National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA) 2. Seek state referendums on suffrage.
Carrie Chapman Catt group NAWSA
Carrie Chapman Catt beliefs 1. work with the system 2. state by state approach 3. support the us war efforts 4. Patient. Calculated. Avoid huge risks. Disavow the NWP’s tactics
Alice Paul Group NWP
Alice Paul Belief 1. Federal Approach- Hold party in power accountable for denying the vote. 2. Confrontational and Creative - Protests (“Silent Sentinels”) - Hunger Strikes in Prison 3. On WWI, use Wilson’s words about democracy against him. 4. Publicity
Result? 19th amendment passed in 1920
NAWSA wins 1917 NY women can vote
Created by: kayla57575
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