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First womens convention to disscuss voting rights. Women were split over 14th and 15th amendments
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Women achieved the right to vote.
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Susan B. Anthony and other women tested the law by attempting to vote at least 150 times in 10 different states and in the District of Columbia.
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The Supreme Court ruled that women were indeed citizens, but they citizenship did not come with the right to vote.
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The National Woman Suffrage Association, fought for womens right to vote.
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She served as president of the NAWSA after Susan B. Anthony
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146 workers, mostly young women died during the fire in the Triangle Shirtwaist factory because of poor working conditions.
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1.) painstaking organization 2.) close ties between local, state, and national workers 3.) establishing a wide base of support 4.) cautious lobbying 5.) gracious, ladylike behavior.
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Alice Paul organized her followers to mount a round-the-clock picket line around the White House. Some were arrested, jailed, and even force-fed when they attempted a hunger strike.
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Congress passed this amendment giving women the right to vote. The amendment won final ratification in 1920.
