Journal 10/25 Find two piece of Anti-Suffrage propaganda and do the following. Explain the Tone or emotion of the piece Explain the message of the specific.

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Journal 10/25 Find two piece of Anti-Suffrage propaganda and do the following. Explain the Tone or emotion of the piece Explain the message of the specific piece that is being expressed by the art work. Then head to the cabinet and find the two Primary Source photos and record what you see.

Once in your groups begin researching your Progressive Era women’s movement leader. Your Task Research your individual and write a 2-3 sentence summary of this person. Draw a visual representation of your summary Present both the written summary and visual representation to the class. (Each task must be a separate person)

Carrie Chapman Catt (332 & 335) Florence Kelley (307) Ida Tarbell (326) Emmeline Pankhurst (335) Susan B Anthony (315-316) Frances Willard (307) Susette La Flesche (313) Carry Nation (307)