Who's Who in Women's Suffrage
Pictures of Women's Suffrage Movement
19th century women's suffrage advocates:
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Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lucretia Mott
Sojourner Truth
Lucy Stone
Julia Ward Howe
20th century women's suffrage advocates:
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Alice Paul
Lucy Burns
Carrie Chapman Catt
Jeannette Rankin
Alice Duer Miller
Maud Younger
Caroline Severence
Anti-suffrage advocates:
Women's suffrage in Britain:
- Emmeline Pankhurst
More Pankhursts
Millicent Garrett Fawcett
Emily Davies
Barbara Bodichon
Elizabeth Garrett Anderson
Women's suffrage advocates better known for other causes:
- Jane Addams
Olympia Brown
Isabella Beecher Hooker
Margaret Sanger
M Carey Thomas
Harriet Tubman
Ida B Wells-Barnett
Mary Wollstonecraft
When: Timelines of Women's Suffrage
Key events in the struggle for women's suffrage in America:When did women get the vote?
- American State-by-State Suffrage Timeline
International Suffrage Timeline
Who Was the First Woman to Vote?
Suffrage Chart - 1915
Articles on this site and on the web, organized by time:
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Women's Suffrage pre 1848
Women's Suffrage - 1848-1864
Women's Suffrage - 1865-1899
Women's Suffrage -1900-1920
How: How Women's Suffrage Was Fought for and Won
Articles:
- Long Road to Women's Suffrage
We Now Demand Our Right to Vote (1848)
Seneca Falls Convention
Elizabeth Cady Stanton's Reminiscences
Two Suffrage Movements
Women's Rights and the Fourteenth Amendment
Suffering Suffragettes
The Woman's Question in the South (1891)
Women Marchers Attacked at Inauguration (1913)
1913-1917: Suffrage Protests (Images)
Brutal Treatment of Women Suffragists at Occoquan Workhouse
August 26, 1920: The Day the Suffrage Battle Was Won
Voices of 1920 Heard Today
Original Sources: Documents of Women's Suffrage
- Seneca Falls Declaration of Sentiments (1848)
Woman and Her Wishes (1853)
Address To The First Anniversary of the American Equal Rights Association (1867)
The Other Side of the Woman Question (1879)
Elizabeth Cady Stanton's Reminiscences (1881)
The Woman's Question in the South (1891)
Solitude of Soul (1892)
The Progress of Fifty Years (1893)
Considering Woman Suffrage (1906)
Suffering Suffragettes (1912)
Two Suffrage Movements (1912)
Woman and the Republic (1913)
Are Women People? (1915)
Woman Suffrage is Inevitable (Carrie Chapman Catt to Congress, 1917)
Why Women Should Vote (about 1917)
What: Suffrage Events, Laws, Court Cases, Concepts, Organizations, Publications
- Pictures of Women's Suffrage Movement
Suffragette Definition
Woman or Women? A Clarification of Terms
United States v. Susan B. Anthony (1873)
Fourteenth Amendment
Woman's Journal
Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage
More on Women's Suffrage and Votes for Women, including an index to articles on this site and to articles on the Net:
Women's Suffrage Overview | Women's Suffrage pre 1848 | Women's Suffrage - 1848-1864 | Women's Suffrage - 1865-1899 | Women's Suffrage -1900-1920 | Anti-Suffrage | Women's Suffrage -British | Women's Suffragists | Women's Suffrage Quiz


