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First suffrage conevtion. Women split over the issues of voting around the 14th and 15th Amendments.
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Convinced state legislaters to allow women voting rights.
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Susan B. Anthony and other women tried voting at least 150 times in ten states and district of colombus.
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The Supreme Court agreed that women were citizens but didn't give them citizenship so they couldn't vote.
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Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Staton founded NWSA which later formed with another group for NAWSA
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Susan B. Anthony's succesor was Carrie Chapman Catt
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With low wages dangerous working conditions and long hours led many female industrial workers to push for reforms. With the fire reformation had began.
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Carrie Chapman Catt resumed her presidency when she returned from New York's women suffrage party. She concentrated on 5 tatics.
1. Painstaking organizations
2. Close ties between local, state, and national workers
3. Establishing a wide base of support
4. Cautious lobbying
5. Gracious, ladylike behavoior -
These two women created a Congressional Union and the succesor was the NAWSA and Paul succesfully created a round-the-clock picket line around the White House
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Congress created the 19th Amendment in allowing women to vote. It was ratified a year later 72 years after women first convened and demanded voting rights
