Settlement House, Temperance, to Suffrage Women’s Struggle for the 19th.

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Settlement House, Temperance, to Suffrage Women’s Struggle for the 19th

Settlement House

Louis Brandeis

Women’s Christian Temperance Union 1874 Frances Willard – leader Prohibition of alcohol – main goal –City sins – prostitution, political corruption –Domestic abuse –Poor –Immigrants Taught women: lobby, raise $, run for office

Willard

Carrie Nation

Margaret Sanger

Suffrage Susan B AnthonyElizabeth Cady Stanton

Catt

Suffrage 2 groups emerge during WWI –National Women’s Party (NWP) Alice Paul Against the war Militant – marches and hunger strikes –National American Woman Suffrage Assoc. (NAWSA) Catt Supported Wilson’s re-election Strong women involvement in war

Alice Paul

19 th Amendment Wilson pushes for it –Strength of NAWSA patriotism –Annoyance of NWP Ratified in 1920!!!