Women used many different methods to earn the right to vote in the Women’s Suffrage Movement. Their methods included a parade, picketing the White House, and a hunger strike in jail. The parade was in Washington, D.C. during President Woodrow Wilson’s inauguration. There were hundreds of women marching with floats. Many people in the large crowds were drinking, and eventually they began yelling at the women. Bottles were thrown and a riot began. Luckily, the newspapers depicted this event in support of the women. Additionally, the women picketed the White House after Woodrow Wilson was re-elected. They did this every day from dawn to dusk until they had rights. Woodrow Wilson did not approve. The women held banners quoting the president,
