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Women in Public Life

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show She fought for Native American rights and eventually helped pass the Dawes Act of 1887 which made Native Americans citizens  
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show It barely did, they still cooked and cleaned and sewed but now they also raised livestock and plowed  
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show Classrooms, offices, garment trade, manufacturing, stores.  
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In 1870 roughly 70 percent of women held what job?   show
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show Vassar Women's College  
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What was a huge change women made in the late 19th century?   show
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This African American women's club ran nurseries, reading rooms and kindergartens.   show
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show Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony  
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What was the three-part strategy for gaining women's suffrage?   show
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