Women's Rights Movement Susan B Anthony

Women’s rights movement basically revolves around the status of their political, social, and economic equalities. Women have been fighting for their equal rights since around 1792, meaning women have wanted equality since the colonial times. Although most of their work for equality was done peacefully or semi peacefully through protests, there were also times when they used force. There have been cases of women “militias” that only included women that would protest with force. Their main reasoning was the right to vote. Which was granted to them in 1918 if you were over the age of 30, and then in 1928 if you were over the age of 21.
There was a National Women’s Rights Convention held in 1850. It was lead and held by Susan B. Anthony one of