Overview
- Three ways in which the women’s movement succeeded (legal and political rights, reproductive rights, social and cultural change)
- Three areas the women’s movement is still a work in progress (equal pay and economic equality, violence against women, and reproductive justice and health care.)
Guidelines:
- Include the the time era from women in 1920s to the 70's, discussion of women's suffrage movement,
- Make sure you quote using Chicago footnotes and use at least 6 sources from below to tie in examples of your 6 areas of the woman's movement (in the evidence I included 4 pdfs on top of the bulleted information for evidence.
- Talk / Show through artistic poster about reform and the vote especially and tie into the Declaration of Sentiments pdf listed below in evidence portion
- You must draw on examples and use evidence from the course to prove your point (i.e. don’t just say “the vote” and move on with it. Provide analysis, give supporting evidence from the content pages, explain why you think it was a complete success). PLEASE USE THE PDF ARTICLES LISTED AT THE BOTTOM AND CITE USING CHIACACO FOOTNOTES THE PROFESSOR WANTS AN IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS FROM THE POSTER ANSWERING THESE QUESTIONS:
- What stands out to you as significant from the section's content?
- What themes do you see when it comes to what women want? (Be specific here. "Freedom" is very very general).
- Are women moving forward or backward in this section?
- What kind of changes did we see with women in these sections?
- Do you see any connections between the sections or other sections we've covered?
- FOLLOW/TRY TO ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS WITHIN THE DISCUSSION OF ANALYZING THE POSTER OF :
- Three ways in which the women’s movement succeeded (legal and political rights, reproductive rights, social and cultural change)
- Three areas the women’s movement is still a work in progress (equal pay and economic equality, violence against women, and reproductive justice and health care.)
- Evidence from Course:https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/the-women-w...
- https://time.com/4923054/world-war-ii-sugar-engine...
- https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2010/11/22/the-...
- https://youtu.be/VfOR1XCMf7AIf you use specific quotes from something, cite it in a Chicago style footnote
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