Cause and Consequence of Women's Rights Movements in the Progressive Era
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This worksheet explores the causes and consequences of women's rights movements during the Progressive Era in the United States, encouraging students to analyse historical developments and their impacts.
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Cause and Consequence of Women's Rights Movements in the Progressive Era
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Introduction to Women's Rights During the Progressive Era
Source A: Excerpt from a speech by Susan B. Anthony, 1900
'Women must fight for their rights to vote, own property, and have equal opportunities. Progress is slow but essential for justice.' Provenance: Speech delivered at a women's rights rally in 1900.
Causes of the Women's Rights Movement
Source B: Excerpt from a newspaper article, 1912
'The push for women’s suffrage gained momentum due to increased education, participation in the workforce, and the influence of reform movements.' Provenance: Newspaper article reporting on societal changes during the early 20th century.
Consequences of Women's Rights Activism
Source C: Photograph of women protesting outside the White House, 1917
'Women demanding the right to vote, showing their active participation in political activism.' Provenance: Photographed during the women's suffrage campaign.
Long-term Impact of the Women's Rights Movement
Source D: Modern analysis of women's rights progress
'The early 20th-century women's rights movement laid the foundation for future advances in gender equality.' Provenance: Contemporary historical analysis.
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