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National Suffrage Parade
On this day in history, women's first activity on NAWSA's behalf was to organize a massive national suffrage parade in Washington, D.C. (Source 5). Showing how this is going to help women convince the government and men that they are worthy enough to have rights. -
President Woodrow Wilson inauguration
On this day in history, "President Woodrow Wilson's inauguration is passed" (source 5). This shows how this is going to help women because later his inauguration will allow the 19th amendment to be passed which gave women the rights to vote. -
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American Suffrage Campaign
On this day in history, "the CU brought the American suffrage campaign a new energy and urgency that had not been present since the beginning of the movement" (source 5). This shows how this new energy and urgency could be put into helping and having more faith and pride in retaliating in getting women's rights back. -
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NWP and CU
On this day in history, "both the NWP and CU concentrated on the upcoming elections. They picketed the national conventions, met with the presidential and congressional candidates, and sent organizers into the enfranchisement states to lobby for the federal suffrage amendment and oppose all Democratic Party candidates. When Wilson angrily dismissed the suffragists demands. Paul decided, with Blatch's urging, to escalate their activism" (sourced 5). This shows how since women were making acions -
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NWP and CU
On this day in history, "both the NWP and CU concentrated on the upcoming elections. They picketed the national conventions, met with the presidential and congressional candidates, and sent organizers into the enfranchisement states to lobby for the federal suffrage amendment and oppose all Democratic Party candidates. When Wilson angrily dismissed the suffragists demands. Paul decided, with Blatch's urging, to escalate their activism" (sourced 5). Ms. Pierce it won't let me fully write my expla -
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NWP and CU
On this day in history, "both the NWP and CU concentrated on the upcoming elections. They picketed the national conventions, met with the presidential and congressional candidates, and sent organizers into the enfranchisement states to lobby for the federal suffrage amendment and oppose all Democratic Party candidates. When Wilson angrily dismissed the suffragists demands. Paul decided, with Blatch's urging, to escalate their activism" (sourced 5). Ms. Pierce it won't let me fully write my expla -
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NWP and CU
On this day in history, "both the NWP and CU concentrated on the upcoming elections. They picketed the national conventions, met with the presidential and congressional candidates, and sent organizers into the enfranchisement states to lobby for the federal suffrage amendment and oppose all Democratic Party candidates. When Wilson angrily dismissed the suffragists demands. Paul decided, with Blatch's urging, to escalate their activism" (sourced 5). -
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NWP and CU
On this day in history, "both the NWP and CU concentrated on the upcoming elections. They picketed the national conventions, met with the presidential and congressional candidates, and sent organizers into the enfranchisement states to lobby for the federal suffrage amendment and oppose all Democratic Party candidates. When Wilson angrily dismissed the suffragists demands. Paul decided, with Blatch's urging, to escalate their activism" (sourced 5). This shows how since women were making acions -
The CU and NWP
On this day in history, "the CU and NWP instituted the practice of picketing the White House. Every day for the next two months, regardless of weather, women marched a line from CU headquarters to the White House (Source 5). This shows how showing how now the women were putting matters into their own hands now and were marching in front of the president for their rights. -
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Suffrage Pickets
On this day in history, "suffrage pickets began to be arrested on the technical charge of obstructing traffic. As the summer progressed, mor arrest followed and longer sentences were handed down. The women were imprisoned-usually in unsanitary conditions, sometime beaten, and often brutally force-fed" (Source 5). This shows how Women had first probably thought this is working but now women are being abused and were now as you think of it farther away from getting their rights. -
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Suffrage Pickets
On this day in history, "suffrage pickets began to be arrested on the technical charge of obstructing traffic. As the summer progressed, mor arrest followed and longer sentences were handed down. The women were imprisoned-usually in unsanitary conditions, sometime beaten, and often brutally force-fed" (Source 5). This shows how Women had first probably thought this is working but now women are being abused and were now as you think of it farther away from getting their rights. -
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Suffrage Pickets
On this day in history, "suffrage pickets began to be arrested on the technical charge of obstructing traffic. As the summer progressed, mor arrest followed and longer sentences were handed down. The women were imprisoned-usually in unsanitary conditions, sometime beaten, and often brutally force-fed" (Source 5). This shows how Women had first probably thought this is working but now women are being abused and were now as you think of it farther away from getting their rights. -
NWP and CU
On this day in history, "both the NWP and CU concentrated on the upcoming elections. They picketed the national conventions, met with the presidential and congressional candidates, and sent organizers into the enfranchisement states to lobby for the federal suffrage amendment and oppose all Democratic Party candidates. When Wilson angrily dismissed the suffragists demands. Paul decided, with Blatch's urging, to escalate their activism" (sourced 5).
