Women’s Suffrage Movement

Women Suffrage has affected every single women   in the USA.  The movement started in 1848 , Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth  Cady  Stanton had a meeting in Seneca falls, New York . This affected women because if Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth  Cady  Stanton didn’t succeed then ladies wouldn’t be allowed to vote.   

 

Women’s  Suffrage didn’t start with  Elizabeth Cady Stanton.  Elizabeth  Cady Stanton gave lectures and speeches. She called for an amendment to the U.S. Constitution giving women the right to vote.  Elizabeth  Cady  Stanton also worked with Susan B. Anthony and a woman  named Matilda Joslyn Gage also helped to make sure that all the women in the USA have the right to vote. Matilda Joslyn Gage also worked with the pair on parts of the project. Besides chronicling the history of the Suffrage movement, Elizabeth  Cady  Stanton  took on the role religion played in the struggle for equal rights for women.

 

She had long argued that the Bible and organized religion played in denying women their full rights. With her daughter, Harriet Stanton Blatch, she published a critique, The Woman’s Bible, which was published in two volumes. The first volume appeared in 1895 and the second in 1898. This brought considerable protest not only from expected religious quarters but from many in the Woman’s  Suffrage movement.  Elizabeth Cady Stanton died on October 26, 1902.  Susan B. Anthony died  March 13, 1906.

 

In conclusion now all Women have the right to vote in the USA.  Women are thankful that Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth  Cady  Stanton made  Women Suffrage end and that they made men think that Women can vote just like them .  Thank you very much Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth  Cady  Stanton for making this happen Women are thankful. You are heroes  Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth  Cady  Stanton if you were here all the Women in the USA would say thank you to make sure that Women were able to vote just like men.

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