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1 Women’s Rights & Suffrage
How did women fight for their rights and work to improve their position in society?

2 “Remember the Ladies”

3 The Declaration of Independence

4 Women’s Issues in the 19th Century

5 Tempernce

6 Women’s Education

7 Women’s Education Expands

8 Abolition

9 The Seneca Falls Convention (1848)

10 Elizabeth Cady Stanton

11 The Declaration of Sentiments

12 Effects of the Convention

13 Susan B. Anthony

14 Organizing the Fight for Suffrage

15 State Suffrage What trends do you see in this map? Why do you think this trend existed?

16 19th Amendment

17 Expanding Women’s Rights

18 Other Rights for Women

19 The Uprising of Twenty Thousand

20 Margaret Sanger 1914 -

21 In the Home: Birth Control

22 The United Nations and Universal Peace

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