3. 1. When was women’s suffrage?
2. Are women’s Rights equal throughout the
world?
3. What did Women do to get the right to
vote?
4. When did women serve in the military?
5. What types of jobs did they have before they
were equal?

4.  Suffrage- The right to vote in political
elections
 Equitable- Fair and impartial
 Sexual discrimination- discrimination (usually
in employment) that excludes one sex (usually
women) to the benefit of the other sex
 Strike- Refuse to work as a form of organized
protest, typically in an attempt to obtain a
particular concession or concessions from their
employer
 Mortality- The number of deaths in a given
area or period, or from a particular cause

5. Women’s Suffrage
 1848 Seneca Falls, New York
 1868 advocates divide
◦ The National Women Suffrage association
◦ The American Women Suffrage
Association
 1890 they merged
 WW I
 August 26, 1920
Suffrage- The right to vote in political elections

6. Laws for Women’s Rights
Year The law that was made
1947 Women are qualified with men to serve on juries but may
serve as they choose
1963 Equal Pay for Equal work
1964 Prohibition against employment discrimination
1969 Women that meet physical requirements can work in many
jobs that were once Men-only
1969 Divorce with mutual consent
1973 Abortion legal
1974 Illegal to force women to take maternity leave
1978 Bans employment discrimination on pregnant women
Laws for Women’s Rights

7. Video- Women’s SuffrageVideo- Women’s Suffrage
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeOHPfsCtFo

8. Susan Brownell Anthony
 Feb. 15, 1820
 Cause of the Women's Suffrage Movement
 1920 (14 years after death)
 National Women's Suffrage Association
 Elizabeth Candy Stanton

9. Amelia Earhart
 Born July 24, 1897
 Her first ride
 Bought her own
 June 1928
 What does she have to do
with women’s rights  Two flights around the
world
 First
 Second
 Where did she crash
 Did they ever find the
plane…or her

11. Women rights defenders!
 Mexico-
 Colombia-
 China-
 Iran-

12. How Women Were treated before they
were equal with men.
 Married women
 There husbands could
do…
 Work
 Taxes
 Suffrage
 Laws
 Education
 Church Affairs
 Self-confidence and
Self-respect
 They Were Considered…
Children
Stupid
Worthless
Temptation and evil
Weak

13. Time line
 1850-
 1869-
 1890-
 1893-
 1896-
 1903-
 1916-
 1919-
 1920-

14. http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=5384993n

15. JOBS !!!
 1765- women’s work
 1824- first strike! 1831- 1,600 strike for higher
pay
 1872- law passes for equal pay
 1881- largest, effective strike in in the history of
south.
 1916- first women elected
 1935- National Counsel of Negro Women

16. JOBS CON.
 1963- its now illegal to pay a women less than a
man
 1966- National Organization for Women
 1970- It’s illegal to change title so they can pay
women less
 1990- women can serve the army.
 1992- first African- American women senate

17. Connection to theme
This topic, Women’s Rights, connects to our theme,
Human Rights, because women are Human, and
women deserve rights. Just as men have rights so
should they!

18. IS IT RELEVANT ?
 Still fight for them
 Other countries
 Still have rights

19. SCIENCE BEHIND (CONSEQUENCES)
 60s
and 50s divorce rate increased
 1963 equal pay act, promised equitable pay
 1964 Lawsuits, sexual harassment, sexual discrimination
 Labor available for both men and women

20. Q. When was women’s suffrage?
A. Well it began in 1837 when Susan B.
Anthony asked for equal pay. and
women actually got the right to vote in
1920.

21. Q. Are women’s rights equal throughout
the world?
A.No there not. In different part of the
world women are treated differently

22. Q. What did women do to get the right to
vote?
A. They did a lot. They organized associations,
went on strike, protested in front of white
house, ECT.

23. Q. When did women serve in
the military?
A. They served in the military in
1990 and their first war was at
the gulf, and that was when
they could fight, not just be
the nurses.

24. Q. What types of jobs did they have before
they where equal?
Lower paying jobs, intellectually dumber
jobs, And because of their low pay the
living conditions of a single women were
poor.

25. Bibliography
 http://www.amnestyusa.org/violence-against-women/stop-violence-against-
women-svaw/women-human-rights-defenders/page.do?id=1108333
 http://www.lkwdpl.org/wihohio/anth-sus.htm
 http://www.infoplease.com/spot/womenstimeline1.html
 http://www.nysut.org/newyorkteacher_12304.htm
 http://www.helium.com/items/1166792-womens-rights-movement-1964-
job-discrimination-rooney-rule-affirmative-action

26. BIBLIOGRAPHY
 http://www.acepilots.com/earhart.html
 http://www.amnestyusa.org/violence-against-women/stop-
violence-against-women-svaw/women-human-rights-
defenders/page.do?id=1108333
 http://www.lkwdpl.org/wihohio/anth-sus.htm
 http://www.infoplease.com/spot/womenstimeline1.html
 http://www.nysut.org/newyorkteacher_12304.htm

27. BOOKS
 Sister hood is globle by robin morgan
 Woman rights, human rights by julie peters
 Women’s sufferage and womens rights by carol
debus
 Women's rights by wendy moss
 Women's suffrage by hellen blackburn