THE SUFFRAGETTES: A HISTORY OF THE STRUGGLE FOR THE WOMEN'S VOTE RIGHT

By lauralaguardia_

  • fundación del sufragismo

    fundación del sufragismo
    One of the most important socal and political movements in human history began 170 yaers ago in Unined States suffragism. sind the seneca falls declaration of sentiments.
    Women who at the beginning of the 20th century began to fight for the right to vote began to be considered suffragists.

  • Carrie Chapman Catt

    NAWSA president from 1900 to 1904 and 1915 to 1920, was Anthony’s hand-picked successor as the driving force of the organization. She led the final push toward a constitutional amendment, setting up a publicity bureau in Washington, D.C., in 1916 to exert immediate, face-to-face pressure on Congressmen.

  • the outburst

    the outburst
    the house of the minister of economy and finance is blow up

  • Emily Deividson

    Emily Deividson
    was a British activist, she bowed to the king's horse and the king killed her.
    these woman was himself under the horse of the king, comitting suicide in the Derly

  • emancipation

    emancipation
    in these date, after the war in Russia, Kanada, Germany, Austria, Poland, Czech slovakia and england, women over 30 years of ege were emancipated

  • women jurors

    women jurors
    Has increased during the last hundred years, due to legislation and court rulings in these year, the womans ocups the titles for the newspaper

  • Nansy Astor

    Nansy Astor
    On December , 1919, she became the first woman to sit in the House of Commons of the British Parliament.
    Nancy Astor came to parliament after her second husband, Waldorf Astor, 2nd Viscount Astor left his seat for Plymouth in the House of Commons and she decided to contest the vacancy.

  • Vote

    the vote is broadened to women 21 years of ageIn 1776 in New Jersey the first women's suffrage was accidentally authorized (the word "persons" was used instead of "men"), but it was abolished in 1807.
    In 1838 women's suffrage (with the same characteristics as men's suffrage) was approved in the Pitcairn Islands (British overseas territory).
    In 1855, the Province of Vélez (now the Department of Santander), Colombia, "granted the vote to women

  • Margaret Bonfild

    Margaret Bonfild
    first female member of the council of ministers

  • vote of woman

    vote of woman
    at the end what gave us the rigth to vote were men

  • oxford

    oxford
    oxford oper her doors for the woman