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1 Woman Suffrage Movement Photo Gallery

2 Early not-so-much radicals

3 Greater educational opportunities

4 ANTI –Suffrage Movements

5 NAWSA Headquarters

6 Election Day post-1920

7 March on New York City 1913

8 Picketing the President

9 Total Success? [Alice Paul]

10 Alcohol = Impure, corruptive, evil

11 A Moral Crusade

12 Bad Father – Good Father

13 Women Protest!

14 Every story has a happy ending……

15 Eugenics and Nativism: A ‘moral solution’ “science of altering the reproductive process of animals to produce new breeds” Read highlighted excerpts from article Consider what the moral implications of such ‘solutions’ are Be prepared to contribute to discussion  Eugenics…..sound familiar…….? Eugenics…..sound familiar…….?

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