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1 Number off 1-8: Once in your groups begin researching your Progressive Era women’s movement leader. (using textbook) 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)

2 Everyone else should take notes on each leading woman in their journals during each groups presentation.

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

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