Argumentative Essay: Women's Suffrage
Women’s Suffrage
The 19th amendment was made when women having the right to vote was passed which came because women didn’t have the right to vote. Women’s suffrage is when women vote in elections to decide our next president. Many women was involved with making women rights happen. Women rights was a great and major movement in life time. Back then woman didn’t really have the opportunities to do things like they can now. Women rights didn’t have equal rights with men. Men were able to go to work and making little pay to feed they’re family. Women were being used to be a nurse to help during the war. Back in the 1960s, women weren’t able to vote and this caused a big problem. After the 19th amendment passed allowing women to vote they wanted …show more content…
Many women wanted equal right. Elizabeth Stanton fought for women to reform in marriages and divorce law. She died in 1902 and she have a statue of herself because she was a women who fought for women to gain equal rights with men. Lucy stone was also a women right activist. Lucy was well known for not changing her name when she got married to a abolitionist. Lucy also traveled the world and gave her speeches about women rights and she explained the anti-slavery. Lucy always supported the 15th amendment which was rights of citizens to vote shouldn’t be denied by racial in any state. She also was a big help to the women suffrage which helped women gain the right to vote. Many people in the United States argued that women should have the same rights as men. Some people believed that women should only have the right to vote because they were different and knew more about politics than men. Men were the only ones allowed to vote back then. Many laws had to be passed in order for a law to be official. Susan B. Anthony was a activist who helped out during the women suffrage. She was born February 15,1820 , she wasn’t allowed to speak at rallies after she gave her life with women suffrage. She never got married and she love the …show more content…
Teachers weren’t getting paid to teach students. It was affecting many students from going to college. The pay was reduced for men. Women pay were rising. During the 1930s, women were able to work outside their home. It wouldn’t be no stress for women to work during the great depression than men. Some women were provided canned foods, mattresses, and a place to sleep. Most of the women were African Americans. Women spent most of their time working in factories and making clothing for the company so that they could get paid. Women used to sew clothes for their family but it would add to their family income. Many women and men relationships began to get stronger due to financial problems. The men were able to give space to the women to fill up the gap with their income. Men have a rate of major unemployment and needed orders to supply for their family. Deals were being offered to men to get help on income. Late 19th century women were able to find houses in a poor neighborhood in certain urban areas. Alice Paul was a civil rights activist. She went to a training school in England to become active with the suffragists. She formed the national woman’s party back in 1916. Her speeches gave people an idea of the 19th amendment and how it
The 19th amendment was made when women having the right to vote was passed which came because women didn’t have the right to vote. Women’s suffrage is when women vote in elections to decide our next president. Many women was involved with making women rights happen. Women rights was a great and major movement in life time. Back then woman didn’t really have the opportunities to do things like they can now. Women rights didn’t have equal rights with men. Men were able to go to work and making little pay to feed they’re family. Women were being used to be a nurse to help during the war. Back in the 1960s, women weren’t able to vote and this caused a big problem. After the 19th amendment passed allowing women to vote they wanted …show more content…
Many women wanted equal right. Elizabeth Stanton fought for women to reform in marriages and divorce law. She died in 1902 and she have a statue of herself because she was a women who fought for women to gain equal rights with men. Lucy stone was also a women right activist. Lucy was well known for not changing her name when she got married to a abolitionist. Lucy also traveled the world and gave her speeches about women rights and she explained the anti-slavery. Lucy always supported the 15th amendment which was rights of citizens to vote shouldn’t be denied by racial in any state. She also was a big help to the women suffrage which helped women gain the right to vote. Many people in the United States argued that women should have the same rights as men. Some people believed that women should only have the right to vote because they were different and knew more about politics than men. Men were the only ones allowed to vote back then. Many laws had to be passed in order for a law to be official. Susan B. Anthony was a activist who helped out during the women suffrage. She was born February 15,1820 , she wasn’t allowed to speak at rallies after she gave her life with women suffrage. She never got married and she love the …show more content…
Teachers weren’t getting paid to teach students. It was affecting many students from going to college. The pay was reduced for men. Women pay were rising. During the 1930s, women were able to work outside their home. It wouldn’t be no stress for women to work during the great depression than men. Some women were provided canned foods, mattresses, and a place to sleep. Most of the women were African Americans. Women spent most of their time working in factories and making clothing for the company so that they could get paid. Women used to sew clothes for their family but it would add to their family income. Many women and men relationships began to get stronger due to financial problems. The men were able to give space to the women to fill up the gap with their income. Men have a rate of major unemployment and needed orders to supply for their family. Deals were being offered to men to get help on income. Late 19th century women were able to find houses in a poor neighborhood in certain urban areas. Alice Paul was a civil rights activist. She went to a training school in England to become active with the suffragists. She formed the national woman’s party back in 1916. Her speeches gave people an idea of the 19th amendment and how it