Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Women's
Movement
- Cult of
Domesticity
- Purity
- Unmarried women had to keep their
virginity until they were married
- Married women must have stayed loyal to only their husbands
- Domesticity
- Men believed that women should stay home, take care of the children and have their
meal ready by the time they came home from work
- This was a big thing in the 19th century
- Susan B. Anthony
- Worked with Elizabeth Stanton on a weekly paper named "the Revolution"
- The two then formed the NWSA in 1869
- She was the honorary president of the International Women Suffrage Alliance
- Alice Paul
- Helped get the 19th amendment passed
- She went to jail because she was fighting to get this amendment
passed
- In jail she went on a hunger strike because she was fighting for equality.
- She was held down and force fed food through her nostrils because of this
- The 19th amendment was passed on August 18th, 1920 and women received the right to vote.
- She had a group of women who helped her and
they conducted mass rallies. Many women were
arrested because of this.
- Elizabeth Cady Stanton
- She knew from an early age that she wanted
to have the same rights as men
- During the Civil War, she wasn't really able to act on the whole
womens rights movement so she waited until after the war was over to do so..
- She was the NWSA's fiirst president but she was only president until 1890
- Seneca Falls , New York
- The first gathering was held July 19-20, 1848
- Elizabeth Stanton and Susan B. Anthony met in 1850
- The Declaration of Sentiments was made by a group of women to mock The Declaration of
Independence. Which was made a group of men.