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20 Cards in this Set
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Progressive era
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1890-1920 years of change, women starting working and got the right to vote
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Hull house
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Created by Jane Adams, was a daycare, boys club, and a coffee house
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Alice Paul
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Was part of NWSA but then created NWP, went on a hunger strike in prison
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Lucy Burns
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Went on a hunger strike in prison, helped Alice Paul start NWP
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Seneca falls convention
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First woman's convention, beginning of equality and the right to vote
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Jane Adams
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She created the hull house, and won a Nobel piece prize
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Harry Burn
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Swaying vote to pass the 19th amendment
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Red rose
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What people wore if they were against women suffrage
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Wyoming
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First state to give woman the right to vote
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NWSA
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Nation woman's suffrage association, created by Susan b Anthony, wanted to get suffrage for woman state by state
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NWP
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Nation women's party, created by Alice Paul, wanted suffrage for women by a constitutional amendment
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WCTU
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Women's Christian Temperance union, against alcohol
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19th amendment
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Passed women's suffrage
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Industrial revolution
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A time where people went from using hand tools to huge factory machines
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Declaration of sentiments
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Equal rights for men and women
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Susan B Anthony
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Arrested for voting, created NWSA
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True womanhood
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The idea that a woman should stay home and take care of the kids and cook and clean
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Equal pay act
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Alice Paul starting protesting for qual pay for men and women doing the same job after the 19th amendment, still isn't in affect today
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Woodrow Wilson
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1st president to support women's suffrage
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Sweatshops
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Made illegal for children to work in them by Jane Adams
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