Women's Rights In The 1920s

The 1920s was an observable and remarkable period of freedom for women in the traditional society of the United States. Women started to grow more independently. Mainly, after World War I they greatly increased their independence and were able to march for their right which was banned by the traditional society.
They tried to get the vote after their hard work in the war. They had several responsibilities in the battle fields or back at home. They were able to have their own jobs rather than stay at home. They proved themselves just as talented as men. Throughout the World War I, women did several task like made weapons, became nurses in battle field, ran shops and usually did jobs that men would usually do. This really made women look more responsible and smart to the male population. Particularly, Political equality improved dramatically for women in the United States.
Women fought for their freedom to control the birth by the 1920s because there were no birth control right for the women and women were depended on the men. The majority of women did not want to have child and wanted to create something to stop childbirth. The women had trouble to accessing the birth control because it was under the control of some medical …show more content…
She believed that the law should change and women should have right of unwanted pregnancy and birth control. Margaret Sanger fought for birth control by logical and knowledgeable fields and backed up with many women who also wanted Birth Control. She created a movement for the birth control in 1920s and had a purpose which physicians should control over birth control system and commercial advertise should release the birth control system. The whole movement started with women wanting to have more freedom over their bodies like sexuality, and their life choices. They sought to live without becoming unwanted mothers and enjoy the