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Women Suffrage Movement

Explore the historical significance of women's suffrage movement, industrial & domestic work reforms, education opportunities, and prominent figures like Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Catty Stanton. Learn about the National American Women Suffrage Association (NAWSA) and the fight for women's rights.

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Women Suffrage Movement

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  1. Women Suffrage Movement

  2. Women Work • Farm Women • Industrial women- textile • High School Education • Domestic Work- 70% of working women

  3. Women’s Reforms • Vassar and Wessley College for women • Susan B Anthony and Elizabeth Catty Stanton leads women suffrage movement • National American Women Suffrage Association (NAWSA)

  4. Women of Color • National Association of Colored Women (NACW) • Legislation, Courts, and 19th Amendment • Susette LaFlesche- spoke out for Ponca people and womens rights

  5. Summary Questions • What does the acronym NACW stand for? • What is suffrage? • Who were the early leaders of the women’s suffrage movement? • What does the acronym NAWSA stand for? • What two groups did Susette La Flesche fight for?

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