2. WOMEN’S RIGHTS By: Lindsey Sarah

3. INDEX A. OVERVIEW OF WOMEN’S RIGHTS. OVERVIEW OF WOMEN’S RIGHTS B. SOJOURNER TRUTH BIBLEOGRAPHY

4. Overview of women’s rights

5. Seneca Falls Convention A convention held for women’s rights. Held at Seneca Falls New York, July 19th and 20th 1848. Declaration of sentiments

6. Limitations of women All women’s limitations Married women’s limitations

7. Anti-suffragists arguments Differences of men and women Morality differences of men and women

8. Predictions and fears of anti-suffragists if women got the vote Predictions Fears

9. Wyoming gives women the vote 1890 The voting bill

10. Timeline Events from 1866-1872

11. 1912-1917 14 states give women the right to vote

12. The 19th amendment When it was passed What it started

13. Sojourner Truth

14. Her Life as a Slave Childhood as a slave Adulthood as a slave

15. Her life as a famous preacher Her travels Washington D.C.

16. What kind of a person she was What she did What she believed in

17. “Ain't I a women” a speech by Sojourner Truth Summary of the speech Reading of the speech

18. Bibliography The arguments of anti-suffragists. http://www.history.rochester.edu/class/suffrage/Anti.htmlhttp://www.history.rochester.edu/class/suffrage/Anti.html, 10/23/98 This link tells the predictions, fears, and arguments of anti-suffragists. Darlene Clark, “Black Women in America.” Madison,Wisconsin April 1993 It’s a book that gives a biography on black women that made a difference in America. It also tells what that did to mean so much to people. History of the suffrage movement. http://www.rochester.edu/SBA/hisindx.htmlhttp://www.rochester.edu/SBA/hisindx.html, 10/23/98 This link gives a short summary of the history of the suffrage movement.

19. Bibliography con’t “Sojourner’s Life” http://www.sojournertruth.org/history.htmlhttp://www.sojournertruth.org/history.html, 10/23/98 It gives a timeline on her like and tells the important things she did and things that happened to her. Why a women’s rights convention? http://www.rochester.edu/SBA/history.htmlhttp://www.rochester.edu/SBA/history.html, 10/23/98 This site is about the Seneca falls women's rights convention. Women's rights chronology. Http://.rochester.edu/SBA/time.htmlHttp://.rochester.edu/SBA/time.html, 10/23/98 This site is a timeline of women's rights from 1866 to 1920

20. Bibliography con’t Miriam Sagan, “Women’s Suffrage.” San Diego, California Lucent books Inc., 1995 The chapter I used from the book was about when Wyoming gave women the right to vote.