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Women Suffrage (Paragraph 1: Introduction and Thesis (Thesis This is true…
Women Suffrage
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This is true as many activists have several different ideas expressed in their written and spoken works, some agreeing with other activists’ ideas and some disagreeing, showing opinions can shape a movement. These activists coalesce and diverge on issues such as husbands being able to represent their wives at the polls, women using the vote to better their households and to expand their freedom outside of marriage, feminists broadening suffrage into a larger scope of women’s rights, and suffragettes taking on a specific appearance to identify with the movement. The feminist mosaic is displayed through the agreement and debates of the ideas found in these works.
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Idea Shared: Both agree that men cannot represent women in the polls, contrary to a popular belief.
How they relate: Both sources share a common idea about men representing women in voting. Popular belief at that time thought that women could be represented under the man of the family. Both of these sources show that this idea would be nearly impossible.
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Idea Shared: Both these sources think that women should vote because of their role in the household.
How they relate: Both sources agree that the women's place is generally in the household, but voting is an asset to help women.
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Source's 3 opinion: Ethel Hall thinks that a women's place is mainly in the home and does not necessarily believe in voting, but realizes it is a good thing.
Source's 2 opinion: Women need to be able to take care of the household but cannot do this effectively if they cannot better the conditions.
Source 2: Jane Addams "Why Women Should Vote"
Source 3: PBS "Women's Suffrage"
Source's 1 opinion: DuBois argues that men cannot protect all women because some women do not have a prominent male figure in their life.
Source's 2 opinion: Addams argues that women shouldn't force men to vote for them because men's opinions matter as much as women and men won't change their minds.
Source 2: Jane Addams "Why Women Should Vote"
Source 1: W.E.B DuBois "Women Suffrage"
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Source 5: TEDTalk "This isn't her mother's feminism"
Describes how the look of women contributed to the ideas of suffragists and feminists.
Source 3: Women looked unlady-like and bold to go into the world advocating their cause.
Source 5: Aesthetics, beauty, and having fun are all part of the feminist movement.
Source 4: Media shows suffragettes as masculine but they retaliate by dressing very feminine.
How they relate: These three sources all talk about how the look of the suffrage movement was very important, but also very lady-like and feminine.
Source 3: PBS "Women's Suffrage"
Source 4: History "New Women in Early 20th-Century America"
Source 4: History "New Women in Early 20th-Century America"
Source 5: TEDTalk "This isn't her mother's feminism"
Idea Shared: Suffrage isn't the main idea when women are fighting for rights. Feminism holds so much more than just suffrage.
How they relate: Both of these sources talk about how feminism contains so many different fights. Every person is different but related in that they are fighting for rights of women.
Source 5: The whole video is based upon feminism and growing off of what the past brings. Courtney talks about building and fighting off of what the past feminists fighted for.
Source 4: Feminism changes all aspects of women's lives. Suffrage changes depending on who is fighting for it.
