The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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Page 110
... continued for over twenty years and greatly weakened it . But even a unified femi- nist movement would probably not have gained the suffrage during this period , because other issues were taking priority in the public mind . Women , as ...
... continued for over twenty years and greatly weakened it . But even a unified femi- nist movement would probably not have gained the suffrage during this period , because other issues were taking priority in the public mind . Women , as ...
Page 170
... continued , and South Dakota , Michigan , and Oklahoma joined the suffrage list , bringing the total of suffrage states to twenty . In February , 1919 , the amend- ment came up once again and was defeated in the Senate by one vote . In ...
... continued , and South Dakota , Michigan , and Oklahoma joined the suffrage list , bringing the total of suffrage states to twenty . In February , 1919 , the amend- ment came up once again and was defeated in the Senate by one vote . In ...
Page 175
... continued after 1920 to exert considerable influence for community betterment and social reforms , but these energies were channeled largely through the traditional community organizations , PTA's and women's clubs , rather than through ...
... continued after 1920 to exert considerable influence for community betterment and social reforms , but these energies were channeled largely through the traditional community organizations , PTA's and women's clubs , rather than through ...
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Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |