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    Duniway argued for this‚ she said that males would not wish to vote in favor of suffragists if there was a connection between the suffragists and temperance campaigners since temperance was targeting the males. Some thought “women would use their voting privileges to bring prohibition to the state so they voted against woman suffrage to keep prohibition from having a chance in Oregon” (Hardy). One reason some suffragists supported prohibition was to prevent abuses that stemmed from alcohol. WCTU leaders

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    CCOT Study guide    Enlightenment thinking and revolution​ :  Continuity​ : ­ french revolution that went against the traditional monarchy did not create any  enduring representative institutions. The revolution resulted in the rise of Napoleon‚ who  became the emperor of france  ­women continued to have little to no rights compared to men  ­slavery had still endured in the Americas until past the 1850s    Change​ : ­ people‚ inspired by enlightenment ideas‚ started to challenge traditional monarchy 

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    have been built for girls who have never received an education. As seen‚ progress has been made‚ but women still have not achieved full equality. They cannot stop and must keep progressing and must remain inspired by past events such as the Women’s Suffragist Movement and short stories like “The Story of an

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    also elected to stop corruption‚ and the 7th amendment gave people direct power over the senators being elected. The women’s suffragist movement led by Alice paul passed the 19th amendment which allowed women to vote. And the temperance movement passed a law that prohibited the sale and consumption of alcohol. The temperance movement aldo gave credibility to the women’s suffragist movement since it’s main figures‚ like carrie nation who smashed bottles and kegs of alcohol so it would be wasted‚ were

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    had joined the pantheon of Princess Diana‚ Margaret Thatcher‚ Florence Nightingale‚ and Queen Elizabeth I in BBC2’s popularity poll of Britain’s greatest leaders (13). Pankhurst has been hailed as a feminist: A feminist and activist during the suffragist movement of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries‚ Pankhurst masterminded extreme‚ often violent‚ reform protests. Despite her radical behavior‚ Pankhurst is remembered as an eloquent speaker and talented author who was consumed with

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    sphere.” Therefore‚ Beecher thought women’s role in the domestic sphere was more essential for maintenance of the American republic (Beecher 197). Her influence spread into society at that time and hampered activities of suffragists‚ which made many people refuse to vote for suffragists. Additionally‚ women not only called for the equality of women through suffrage but also fight for the equality of slaves by banning the system of slavery through the abolition movement. Anti-slavery movement was a revolution

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    Women’s Right Convention. Unfortunately the hard times came and for the sake of Civil War in 1861 the National Women’s Right Convention brought to an end. This is the moment to introduce Lucy Stone and Susan B. Anthony. Lucy was an American orator and suffragist. Born and raised in Massachusetts she was the first women to earn the college degree at Oberlin College (which was the first one to let study women as well as men. It is also the place that promised to educate African-American men and women). She

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    throughout her life categorize her as a nurse leader‚ suffragist‚ and social reformist. She found herself becoming a nurse when she recognized her passion of caring for the suffering. One of her goals was to improve global health. Lavinia accomplished much in her lifetime for females and the nursing community. She can be considered a great pioneer in the evolution of nursing. Background Lavinia Lloyd Dock is known to many as a nurse leader‚ suffragist‚ and social reformer. As a leader‚ she was the

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    later equate to more opportunities for equality between men and women. Both the NUWSS and the WSPU were campaigning for the vote for the middle class‚ property owning women‚ but they had very different strategies for succeeding. The NUWSS were the Suffragists and used more peaceful tactics. The They officially formed in 1897. Their previous leader‚ Lydia Becker‚ had roughly formed a group of women but after her death in 1890‚ Millicent Fawcett took over as president. Fawcett brought these women together

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    employment and would not be able to drive. The Suffragists and Suffragettes used contrasting methods to try and get women the vote. The Suffragists methods to try and get the vote were peaceful as they took to the streets for promotional protests and set up stalls and handed out propaganda posters. They even sent petitions to Parliament. However‚ many people ignored them‚ most of the time they would walk past and act as if the Suffragists didn’t even exist. This is because Queen Victoria‚

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