Brief+History

A Moment of Truth In 1910 through 1920, women didn't receive equal rights as men. They were portrayed as women who shouldn't have the free towards anything. When men had the freedom, they thought that women should have been cooking, cleaning, or taking care of the children. Women didn't think this was fair at all because they had a different perspective on the way they looked at this.. They wanted to know when was it going to be their chance to vote towards something. Do you think that women wasn't going to get their turn of the same liberty as men? The history behind women suffrage was a major struggle. Men thought that is was wrong for women to work. From a woman's point of view, they thought that they deserved better than this. Susan B. Anthony was one of the women that became a part of the woman’s suffrage. Along with Elizabeth Cady Staton, she was one of the leaders that helped women to get equal rights that they should have. She taught women to stand up for what they wanted and to prove that they were stronger then what men actually thought they were. During the woman's suffrage, women didn't have the right to vote. They felt as though they weren't treated fairly. Men had the opportunity to vote, but the women always got the short end of the stick. Women didn't see a difference between them and men because they are the same in different types of ways. Voting was just one thing that women really wanted because it would give them a chance to speak up and be heard. The women want to have equal rights as the men, so why not let them have it? These woman had to fight their way through getting equal rights as men and they were able to do that. The woman’s suffrage conflict was resolved because of the nineteenth amendment. When this constitution was signed, this allowed the women to have equal rights as the men. They had to go through a lot of trouble to earn those rights. If the women wasn't stuck in the situation of earning their freedom, then they could have had their rights from the beginning. The woman's suffrage could have been settled without all of the disturbance. These women have worked really hard to get where they are today. They went through a lot of struggles, so they could have the same freedom as the men. Women could have equal rights to anything, if they work hard to get it. A constitution was signed in the 1920's, which gave the women their chance of being able to vote. They waited for a opportunity to have their turn at something and they finally received it. Don't put yourself down about doing something because your time will soon come.