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Kourtnei Bryant, Shontesia Arrington, Nairobi Harris, Caitlyn Collins. Artifacts. History of Woman Suffrage. This is a Title of a Book that was written and based off of women suffrage. Let Women Vote.

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  1. Kourtnei Bryant, Shontesia Arrington, Nairobi Harris, Caitlyn Collins Artifacts

  2. History of Woman Suffrage. This is a Title of a Book that was written and based off of women suffrage

  3. Let Women Vote This is a banner that most people look up to because it has a meaning and was very important back in the 1910’s through the 1920’s when women weren't allowed to vote. They started to protest.

  4. The Oregon chapter of the College Equal Suffrage League produced this handbill as part of a successful 1912 state campaign to give women the right to vote.

  5. The women were tired of not being able to vote they wanted a stop so they started to protest.

  6. Through campaigns, pickets, parades and even many arrests, their all to gaining equality.

  7. Woman wanted a change so they started to stand up for what they thought was right, the women started to unite and fight for what they wanted. They started to protest.

  8. This was posted on a woman’s door because she was registered to vote which made her legal to vote a woman needed to have this on their door to vote.

  9. This picture is joined together as one group to represent determination on rights to vote.

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