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Enslaved by Matrimony
Married women of 1700's could not own property, sign contracts. And if she worked her wages went to her husband. Marriage Act established to give justice to women enslaved by marriage. -
Seneca Falls Women's Rights Convention
A movement that birth into a network of individuals, who were committed to changing society. -
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Mother and leader of the birth of the Women's Suffrage, first woman to vote. Established Women's Rights in America. -
President Woodrow Wilson
Signed the 19th Amendment for women's rights to vote. -
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Women's Suffrage Act
The right of female gender by law to vote in national or local elections. 19th Amendment passed. -
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Civil Rights Act
law established for equal pay to female genders in labor force. and work place discrimination. Equal Pay Act 1963 -
Violence Against Women Act
a law passed in September 1994 by Bill Clinton. This federal law helped to enhance investigation into and prosecution of domestic abuse against women by providing $1.6 billion. This law has been passed numerous times, and was officially signed into law on January 5, 2006 by George W. Bush. -
Cohabiting During Pandemic
The Epidemic of Covid-19. In February 2020, statistics reports shows; during the pandemic 53.1% of women said violence in the homes had increased in severity in just the United States alone. President time stamp, Donald J. Trump. Who also disagreed on female gender leadership.