1. Women’s Suffrage
11-4

3. Anti-Suffragists Less Feminine Less attractive (for marriage)
Too independent
Less attentive to the home
Some women didn’t want to vote

4. By 1890 women could…. Buy and sell property Work outside the home
Vote in SOME states
The goal was National Suffrage!

5. Elizabeth Stanton
Susan B. Anthony

6. Elizabeth Stanton
Susan B. Anthony

7. Elizabeth Stanton
Susan B. Anthony

8. Split Movement Radicals Anthony & Stanton The Revolution
Const. Amendment
Civil Disobedience
Washington, DC Demonstrations

9. Moderates
State by state
Initial success
Long term failure

10. Amendment Tries Attempt 1: Stalled in Congress in 1868
Attempt 2: Stalled in 1878 until 1887, defeated
Attempt 3: Stalled in 1888
Attempt 4: Stalled in 1889
Attempt 5: Stalled in 1890
Attempt 6: Stalled in 1891
Attempt 7: Stalled in 1892
Attempt 8: Stalled in 1893

11. Amendment Tries Attempt 9: Stalled in 1894 Attempt 10: Stalled in 1895
Attempt 12: Reappears in …Defeated

12. Leaders Lost
Elizabeth Stanton
Susan B. Anthony

13. March on Washington

14. Split Movement Radicals Demonstrated in front of White House
Burned effigy
Burned speeches
Arrested, imprisoned
Hunger strike

15. Moderates
State by state
Failure

17. Carrie Chapman Catt
NAWSA keeps growing
NY grants suffrage in 1917.

18. WWI – women do their part

21. Suffrage & Prohibition – Men’s Worst Nightmares Come True
Suffrage & Prohibition – Men’s Worst Nightmares Come True!!! (I didn’t write that – Coach Ogden)
1919 – 18th Amendment (Prohibition)
1920 – 19th Amendment (Suffrage)
Last of Progressive reforms