By: Wendy, Jennifer & Rodrigo

 Goals  Leaders  Actions  Allies  Opponents  Outcomes  Inspirational words  Connection to the present  Common elements  Artwork

 Rights  Freedom  Job Equality & Equal salaries  Equal Education

Gloria steinem  Cambio leyes  Hiso nuevas leyes  Organizo protestas

 Protests  Boycotts  Forming organizations

 Many women gave their life just to get what they wanted.  Other women had to give their only thing that they had like their home.  These poor women would give what ever just to get what they wanted.

 John G. Roberts jr.

 The oucomes are that women can now vote.  Women got hit by men and hurt.  Now the men in the world dont hit women as much as it used to be.

 “Imagine what It Would Be Like If Women Win”  “These poor women in academia have to talk this silly language that nobody can understand in order to be accepted...”

 Education  Jobs  Marriage  Divorce

 The black panters common elements with the womens liberation movement are: The panters aslo wanted rights.  The wanted african american rights.

 The creator of this painting is Maria Alejandra Soto.  She started brainstorming about how women were abused. So she decided to show something about it.  Her friend inspired her to do this drawing.  Some of the details were that this woman has her head up because wanted to show no fear.  So this is her artwork.

 northeastern university, NU. (2008, may 18). We raise our voices: womens liberation. Retrieved from  national womens liberation, NWL.  (2009, august 23). national womens liberation.  Retrieved from  wikipedia, encyclopedia. (2009, december 9). feminist movement. Retrieved from (wikipedia, 2009)