1. Learning Target: I can analyze documents from multiple perspectives on the Women’s Suffrage movement.
Do Now: Analyze the following photograph, what do you see? What is going on in the photograph?

2. Do Now: Analyze the following photograph, what do you see
Do Now: Analyze the following photograph, what do you see? What is going on in the photograph?

3. Women’s Suffrage Movement
Women fighting for the right to vote
19th Amendment
The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex.

4. Women’s Suffrage
Major turning point for women’s rights, Seneca Falls Convention in 1848
Key contributors
Elizabeth Cady Stanton (read Declaration of Grievances)
Susan B. Anthony
Lucretia Mott

5. Seneca Falls Convention
Took place in 1848, in Seneca Falls, NY
First phase of women’s suffrage movement
200 women gathered for convention on women’s rights
Women express their concerns and complaints

6. Women’s Suffrage AWSA- American Woman Suffrage Association
NWSA- National Woman Suffrage Association
Achievements
19th Amendment, voting rights

7. Activity
Read the documents on both points of view on the Women’s Suffrage Movement.
Create a T chart on the Women’s Suffrage Movement (Support/Oppose) summarize the reasons for and against the right to vote
Women’s Right to Vote
Why does Susan B. Anthony feel that women should have the right to vote? Cite evidence to support your answer.
Create one question for a discussion about the Women’s Suffrage Movement

8. Activity:
Summarize document in 3 bullet points, answer the following questions for your document:
Women’s Right to Vote
Why does Susan B. Anthony feel that women should have the right to vote? Cite evidence to support your answer.
Against Women’s Suffrage:
Why does J.B. Sanford feel women should not have the right to vote?
Share Responses/ complete T chart
Answer Essential Question

9. Activity: Debate, Should Women have the Right to Vote?
Boys at table 1,2,3, Girls at 4,5,6
Read the assigned document on the Women’s Suffrage Movement.
Annotate the text pulling out key points for the author’s opinion on the Women Suffrage Movement.
Debate: Should Women Have the Right to Vote?

10. Summary Question
Identify the differing viewpoints on the women’s suffrage movement? Cite evidence to support your answer.

11. Essential Question
How has the Women’s Suffrage movement impacted our world today?