Women in Public Life
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| What did Susette La Flesche accomplish? | She fought for Native American rights and eventually helped pass the Dawes Act of 1887 which made Native Americans citizens
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| How did life change for women on farms? | It barely did, they still cooked and cleaned and sewed but now they also raised livestock and plowed
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| 1 in 5 women had jobs by 1900, they made half as much as men however. Where did women work? | Classrooms, offices, garment trade, manufacturing, stores.
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| In 1870 roughly 70 percent of women held what job? | Domestic worker, or a servant. they would cook clean and take care of other people's homes
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| What was the first college made especially for women? | Vassar Women's College
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| What was a huge change women made in the late 19th century? | They no longer had to get married. Nearly half of college women never got married.
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| This African American women's club ran nurseries, reading rooms and kindergartens. | NACW, National Association of Colored Women
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| Who founded the National Women's Suffrage Association? | Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony
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| What was the three-part strategy for gaining women's suffrage? | Convince Legislatures. Pursue Court Cases. Push for a National Constitutional Amendment to allow women to vote
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