'Woman suffrage' presentation slideshows

Splash Screen

Splash Screen. Chapter Introduction Section 1: The Roots of Progressivism Section 2: Roosevelt and Taft Section 3: The Wilson Years Visual Summary. Chapter Menu. Can Politics Fix Social Problems?

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A Brief History of Women in America

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A Brief History of Women in America

A Brief History of Women in America. Deborah Hoeflinger. Property-owning New Jersey women could vote from 1776 to 1807. During the time of the Revolutionary War “It was almost universally believed that a woman’s brain was smaller in capacity and therefore inferior in quality to that of a man.”.

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Winning the Vote

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World War I and the Aftermath

World War I and the Aftermath. Chapter 28. I. Introduction. 1 st modernized war Old tactics met new technology producing mass slaughter! 1 st war in which airplane was used Other new technology: machine gun, tank, chemical warfare, submarine Global warfare Result of imperialism

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Media Construction Of Social Justice

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1900-1919

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Outline

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EXPANSION OF POLITICAL RIGHTS

EXPANSION OF POLITICAL RIGHTS. Voting rights far from universal in the colonial and early national periods Franchise typically restricted to white, male property-owners over twenty-one Why were others excluded? The U.S. Constitution and voting rights. EXPANSION OF POLITICAL RIGHTS.

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Declaration of Sentiments

Declaration of Sentiments. Signed in 1848 by 68 women and 32 men, 100 out of some 300 attendees at Seneca Falls Convention. Modeled after the Declaration of Independence, listing the grievances (complaints) of women.

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22.4:

22.4:. Over Here. A. Organizing the Economy. In a sense, WWI was the ultimate progressive crusade. Wilson established the War Industries Board to coordinate industrial mobilization. Headed by Bernard Baruch, the WIB forced industries to comply with government plans.

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Artifacts

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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The New York Times Friday Aug 27, 1920

The New York Times Friday Aug 27, 1920 . Database: Proquest Historical Newspapers-The New York Times (1851-2008) Molly Heus.

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First World War At Home

First World War At Home. Essential Questions: How did governmental powers expand as a result of World War I? How was the economy impacted by World War I? How did the U.S. endeavor to sell the war to the American people?

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