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a Women's Bureau in the Department of Labor and placing two of its leaders , Mary Anderson and Mary Van Kleek , at its head . ... Woman suffrage was seen by urban Progressives as well as by agrarian Populists as a means , not an end .
a Women's Bureau in the Department of Labor and placing two of its leaders , Mary Anderson and Mary Van Kleek , at its head . ... Woman suffrage was seen by urban Progressives as well as by agrarian Populists as a means , not an end .
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As it happened , prohibition was enacted before woman suffrage , and repealed by the votes of both men and women . The pre - Civil War alliance between advocates of woman's rights and of abolition had confirmed southern politicians in ...
As it happened , prohibition was enacted before woman suffrage , and repealed by the votes of both men and women . The pre - Civil War alliance between advocates of woman's rights and of abolition had confirmed southern politicians in ...
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Two of the parties running in the 1912 presidential election , the Socialists and Theodore Roosevelt's Progressives , endorsed woman suffrage . However , the nation continued to ignore the subject for another two years .
Two of the parties running in the 1912 presidential election , the Socialists and Theodore Roosevelt's Progressives , endorsed woman suffrage . However , the nation continued to ignore the subject for another two years .
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Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |