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In 1869 anthony and elizabeth cady stanton had founded the national women suffrage association. they slpit over the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments.
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When trying to convince state legislatures Wyoming gave them the right to vote. efforts failed in other states
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Susan B. Anthony & other women tried voting about 150 times in 10 different states (including Washington, D.C.) in hopes of the government letting the Women vote.
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The courts decision during this date was that women could not vote.
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The National American Women Suffrage Association, it's basically a bigger organization of the NWSA.
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Carrie was the successor as president of Susan B. Anthony for the NAWSA. She served from 1900 until 1904 and resumed as president in 1915.
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146 workers (mostly young women) died in a factory fire in New York City
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painstaking organization close ties between local, state, and national workers. establishing a wide base of support. cautious lobbying. gracious, "ladylike" behavior.
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Lucy Burns and Alice Paul created their own organization, the Congressional Union.. it's succeessor, the National Woman's Party.
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Congress passed the 19th amendment, meaning, women had the right to vote. It was radified in August of 1920.
