Women's Suffrage In The Early 20th Century

In the bible, God created a man named Adam. This man got very lonely with all the animals that God had created for the Earth. God noticed this loneliness in Adam. As a result of this God took a couple of Adam’s ribs and made woman. After man and woman had sin, God then took them out of the Garden of Eden. After being kicked out of the Garden of Eden, humans then ruled over the Earth. In later society women have been bought to a low value in life. Many women fought for basic right that men have. In order to fight for this right of equilibrium women started to use a more militant approach. Women of this plan group became the militant suffragettes and their motto was “Deeds not words”. Most people think of the women’s movement was somewhat like the African American movement. These two movements are completely different because only male African Americans were given basic …show more content…
Women of all races want to be equal with their soulmate or co-workers. They do not want to be belittle because they are not strong enough or faster to enough to do the task. Suffragettes tactics truly helped the women’s suffrage in the early 20th century. Woman suffrage started around the early 20th century. Where women were just like we are sick of being treated like these Negros, who actually received the basic rights of the white man or Caucasians around the year 1950 or 1960. The main focus on the woman suffrage was basically for voting. They tried to get their rights by peaceful methods but that failed because of the lack of intelligence that the US or any other countries had to just not to give the women their rights. Suffragettes were sent to jail and