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– Prohibition and the Suffrage Movement1 The Vote1 American Experience1 PBS
– The Fight for Women’s Suffrage & the 19th Amendment Explained
– The Struggle for Equality Women’s History Month Part1
Introdction- Proovide a brief introduction to the topic of domestic violence, women’s suffrage, and Prohibition. State your thesis, clearly outlining the connections between 3 elements.
Historical Context: Describe the social and political landscape of women during this period, focusing on their legal rights, social roles, and common experience of domestic violence.
Women’s Suffrage Movement: Discuss how the movement addressed issues of domestic violence and gender inequality. Explain how the struggle for suffrage was both influenced by and a response to domestic violence.
Prohibition Era- Explain why Prohibition was seen as a means to address domestic violence and protect women and children from alcohol-related abuse.
Interconnections- Explore how the fight against domestic violence, the push for women’s suffrage, and the advocacy for Prohibition were interconnected.
Conclusion- Summarize the key points discussed in the paper. Reflect on the lasting impact of these movements on contemporary issues related to domestic violence and womens rights. Provide a final statement on the importance of understanding these historical connections.
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If you haven’t watched these videos, I can send them to you but you will need to
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