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01-08-2022
Why did it take 70 years for the women’s rights movement to win women’s suffrage at the national level?
Step 1:
Read Rory Dicker`s "First Wave Feminism."
Step 2:
Watch parts 1 and 2 of the online lecture, "Women`s Suffrage and Race."
To watch part 1 on YouTube go here: https://youtu.be/v99YVelntWQ
To watch part 2 on youtube go here: https://youtu.be/J-TRBpO5iRsLaunch External Tool
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Step 3:
Watch this short video about black women`s involvement in the movement for women`s suffrage.
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Step 4: Take a trip to the virtual museum, The National Women`s History Museum, and check out the exhibit, "Crusade for the Vote."
Guiding Questions for this Week`s Content:
I`ve added these questions to help you focus on some of the more important part of this week`s content. Taking notes in response to these questions each week will help you do better on the weekly q.ui.z.
- Why did it take 70 years for the women’s rights movement to win women’s suffrage at the national level?
- What racial schisms resulted from the debates over the 14th and 15th amendments to the Constitution? How do these debates make you think differently about the movement for women`s suffrage?
- What were some of the differences between early activism for women’s suffrage and activism in the 1910s?
- After the 19th amendment to the constitution was ratified by the states in 1920, which women still couldn’t not vote and why?
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