1848- The first gathering for women rights was held
1869- Wyoming was the first state to grant women with complete voting rights
1893- Next was colorado
1896- Utah and Idaho
1910- Only these four states allowed women to have the right to vote
1913- State legislature granted women the right to vote
Stanton and Susan B. Anthony
1850- Stanton met Susan B. Anthony and forged a lifetime alliance as women rights activist
They agitated against the denial of basic economic freedoms to women
They lobbied congress to include women in the provisions of the 14th and 15th amendment
1890- Seeking to capitalize on their newfound "Constitutuency" they united to form NSWA and AWSA
1910- 1914 The NAWSA intented its lobbying efforts and additional states extended the franchise to women
Carrie Catt
1915- She secured the organizations top leader ship post
she was a former president of the NAWSA
Alice Paul
1913- She formed a rivay congressional union ( Which was later known as the National Women's Party)
1913- State legislature granted women the right to vote
1917- President Wilson urged congress to pass a voting rights amendment
1918- House of Representives initially passed a voting rights amendment
1919- The house again voting its approval by a margin the state concurring
1920- The 19th amendment provided full voting rights for women
1924- Emily N. Blair vice president of the democratic national committee observed " Women are welcomed to come in as a worker but not as a co workers of the world"