The Significance and Factors of Women's Rights in the Progressive Era
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This worksheet explores the key factors that contributed to the women's rights movement during the Progressive Era and assesses their significance.
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The Significance and Factors of Women's Rights in the Progressive Era
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Factors Influencing Women's Rights During the Progressive Era
Source A: Speeches by Women's Suffrage Leaders
'Women’s rights gained momentum as more women demanded equality in voting and employment...' Provenance: Speech delivered by Elizabeth Cady Stanton at a women's rights conference, 1910.
Source B: Economic Reports from the Early 1900s
'The rise of women in factory work and service industries contributed to increased awareness of gender inequalities.' Provenance: Government report on workforce demographics, 1912.
Source C: Religious Movements and Leaders
'Many religious groups supported women's moral and social reforms, framing women’s rights as aligned with moral progress.' Provenance: Speech by Reverend Mary Baker Eddy, 1911.
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