Essays on The Selected Papers of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B Anthony

Since time immemorial, all movements aspiring for a goal had to do something to attain it. Citizens of colonized countries had to organize themselves and fight by means of revolution to attain freedom. Slaves who aspired for freedom had to fight for their freedom. Employees who aspired for better terms and conditions had to engage in strikes and picketing before their rights were recognized. The fight for equal rights necessitated decades of struggle and massive propaganda campaign by the leaders…

Introduction The Progressive Era, spanning the late 19th to early 20th century, was a transformative period marked by fervent efforts to address societal issues and usher in significant changes. As mass groups of people pushed for reforms, some successful and others not, the era became a crucible for progress. This essay explores the diverse approaches undertaken by Progressives to effect change in four key areas: protecting social welfare, promoting moral improvement, creating economic reform, and fostering efficiency. Protecting Social Welfare…

Today was a good day, other than the fact of all the rage about us women in suffrage. It would be nice if we could have voting rights and get a say on what happens in the future; like, I want to have some say on who is our next leader. It could also end up bad because many women like queen Elizabeth (ednemcswegne pg.). do not agree with this They just want us to be a man's object, or…

In the early colonial days of America, women were seen as nothing but objects to men. Women were there just for the sole purpose of birthing children, cooking, cleaning, and taking care of their husbands. They weren't allowed an education, or to have a job. Women were viewed negatively because of their emotional nature and very often viewed as "weak", so men thought they could be controlled very easily, and so they were. In this colonial period, the importance of…