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New Jersey grants women the vote in its State Constitution
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Women's Suffrage takes a centurary to pass
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Seneca Falls
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First National Woman's Rights Convention
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Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady first meet on street corner in Seneca Falls, NY
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The federal women's suffrage amendment is first introduced in Congress by Senator S.C. Pomeroy of Kansas
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National Women Suffrage Association is founded by Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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Woman's Journl debuts edited by Lucy Stone, Henry Blackwell, and Mary Livermore. Offical paper of NAWSA
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Anti-Suffrage Party founded by wives of prominent men
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Susan B. Anthony aressted for casting ballot in NY
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Suffragists present petions bearing 10,000 signatures directly ot Congress for an amendment proghibiting disenfranchisement on the basis of sex
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New Zeland Women's Suffrage
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National Woman's Party founded by Alice Paul and Lucy Burns
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Suffragist parade down 5th Street 10,000 people
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Great Leap NAWSA
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NAWSA President Carrie Chapman Catt's "Winning Plan"
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US joins WW1
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Jeannette Rankin of Montana formally seated in U.S. House of Representitives
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NIght of Terror
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President Wilson states support of women suffrage amendment
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President Wilson calls special seccison of Congress to pass Suffrage Amendment
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Women Vote in Elections
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Harding elected to office (women vote)
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Collidge elected to office (women vote)
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Hoover elected to office (women vote)
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FDR elected to office (women vote)
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Truman elected to office (women vote)
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Eisenhower elected to office (women vote)
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JFK elected to office (women vote)
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Johnson elected to office (women vote)
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Nixon elected to office (women vote)
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Ford elected to office (women vote)
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Carter elected to office (women vote)
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Reagan elected to office (women vote)
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Bush Sr. elected to office (women vote)
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Clinton electedto office (women vote)
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Bush Jr. elected to office (women vote)
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Obama elected to office (women vote)
