Foner tells a good summary of the change in Women`s Suffrage during the beginning of World War I. Just like during the Civil War, women sold war bonds, organized patriotic rallies, and went to work in war production factories. Many … Continue reading
Foner begins the section on women’s suffrage by introducing the point that the ideals of democracy and freedom reached the minds of women. Even though the topic was a little bit short, it summarized that time in history moderately well. … Continue reading
Carrie Chapman Catt was the president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association. She also founded the League of Women Voters and the International Alliance of Women. Catt was one of the most leading advocates for woman’s suffrage. She had … Continue reading
Frances Willard was one of the most prominent women of the 19th century. She is well known for her influence on the enactment of the Prohibition and Women Suffrage Amendments in the US Constitution. From early childhood, Willard marked herself … Continue reading
Many may not realize the journey women took to get to where they are today. It took a long battle of determination and hard work to get what they desired- the right to vote. At first, all white men were … Continue reading
Just like how African-Americans sought for the true meaning and extent of freedom, so did women too. Reconstruction had little to do with women’s rights. Work was limited for women and when they did find work, the pay was undeniably … Continue reading