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Women's Suffrage Movement
- Cult of Domesticity
- In the 1800's it was a popular belief that women must follow a certain code.
- "True women" were remain humble and to follow the main four rules of
being a woman.
- Piety- Must follow religion, it keeps them in the shpere of their home and
controls their sexual behavior.
- Purity- The virginity was the greatest treasture that women had to keep
before marriage and married women must remain loyal to their husbands.
- Submission- Women must be submissive and obedient. Men were
women's superiors by "gods apointment"
- Women were seen as soft, delicate, and weak.
- Women were seen as soft, delicate, and weak.
- Domesticity-A woman's proper place was in the home, cooking, cleaning,
to keep the home a happy god filled place.
- 1860 Godey's Lady's Book supported the ideas of the Cult of True
Womanhood.
- In the 1800's it was a popular belief that women must follow a certain code.
- Susan B. Anthony/ Elizabeth Stanton
- Elizabeth Stanton
- 1848 was the first meeting at Seneca Falls
to discuss women's rights in the United
States. Elizabeth and Lucretia Mott being
the principal organizers.
- 1848 was the first meeting at Seneca Falls
to discuss women's rights in the United
States. Elizabeth and Lucretia Mott being
the principal organizers.
- Susan B. Anthony
- 1845 became an agent for the
American Anti-Slavery Society
- 1859 Stanton fought for equal education among men and
women
- 1859 Stanton fought for equal education among men and
women
- 1845 became an agent for the
American Anti-Slavery Society
- 1850 Both Susan and Elizabeth met for the first time and
formed a lifetime alliance.
- 1869 The National Woman Suffrage Association emerged
from Stanton and Anthony.
- 1890 The NWSA and the AWSA combined to capitalize
their newfound "constituency".
- 1890 The NWSA and the AWSA combined to capitalize
their newfound "constituency".
- 1869 The National Woman Suffrage Association emerged
from Stanton and Anthony.
- 1863 Both organized a Woman's
National Loyal League to support
and petition for the thirteenth
Amendment.
- Elizabeth Stanton
- Alice Paul
- 1913 Created the National Woman's Party
- 1917 After relentless urges for the vote President
Wilson finally agreed and urged congress to pass the
amendment
- 1906-1909 Paul lived through the suffrage movement in London learning the
military tactics used
- 1920 Was able to finally get the 19th amendment passed
- 1920 Was able to finally get the 19th amendment passed
- 1906-1909 Paul lived through the suffrage movement in London learning the
military tactics used
- 1917 After relentless urges for the vote President
Wilson finally agreed and urged congress to pass the
amendment
- 1913 Created the National Woman's Party
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