women's suffrage movement

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The women's suffrage movement was a long-running social and political campaign that fought to secure women's legal right to vote and expand their participation in democratic life.

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instanceOf feminist movement
political movement
social movement
endDate 20th century
hasIdeology egalitarianism
feminism
liberalism
hasKeyEvent Finnish parliamentary reform of 1906
International Woman Suffrage Alliance founding
New Zealand Electoral Act 1893
Representation of the People Act 1918
Representation of the People Act 1928
Seneca Falls, New York
surface form: Seneca Falls Convention

granting of women's suffrage in the 1917 Russian Revolution
passage of the Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution
hasKeyFigure Alice Paul
Carrie Chapman Catt
Christabel Pankhurst
Clara Zetkin
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Emmeline Pankhurst
Ida B. Wells
Kate Sheppard
Lucy Stone
Millicent Fawcett
Sojourner Truth
Susan B. Anthony
Sylvia Pankhurst
hasKeyOrganization International Woman Suffrage Alliance
National American Woman Suffrage Association
National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies
National Woman's Party
Woman Suffrage Association of New Zealand
Women's Social and Political Union
hasMainGoal expansion of women's political participation
legal equality in suffrage laws
women's right to vote
hasMethod civil disobedience
hunger strikes
legal challenges
lobbying legislators
petitions
public demonstrations
hasOppositionFrom anti-suffrage organizations
conservative political groups
some religious institutions
hasOutcome extension of voting rights to women in many countries
increased female representation in politics
legal recognition of women's political citizenship
influenced civil rights movements
later feminist movements
isPartOf history of democracy
history of feminism
history of women's rights
operatedIn Asia
Australia
Europe
Latin America
New Zealand
Nordic countries
United Kingdom
United States of America
surface form: United States
startDate mid-19th century

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this entity surface form: women's rights movement
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this entity surface form: U.S. suffrage movement
Woman in the Nineteenth Century movement women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: first-wave feminism
Woman in the Nineteenth Century influenced women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: American women's suffrage movement
National Woman's Party movement women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: American women's suffrage movement
Carrie Chapman Catt movement women's suffrage movement
Florence Howe Hall participantIn women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: American woman suffrage movement
Ida B. Wells movement women's suffrage movement
Isabella Beecher Hooker movement women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: first-wave feminism
Isabella Beecher Hooker participantIn women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: American women's suffrage movement
The Enfranchisement of Women mainSubject women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: women's suffrage
Lucretia Mott movement women's suffrage movement
Aletta Jacobs movement women's suffrage movement
Alice Paul movement women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: first-wave feminism
Alice Paul influencedBy women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: British suffragette movement
Matilda Joslyn Gage movement women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: first-wave feminism
Emmeline Pankhurst movement women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: British suffragette movement
Kate Sheppard movement women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: first-wave feminism
Lucy Stone participatedIn women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: American women's suffrage movement
Sylvia Pankhurst notableWork women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: The Suffragette Movement
The Woman's Bible historicalContext women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: United States woman suffrage movement
Now We Can Begin movement women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: first-wave feminism
Maud Gage Baum movement women's suffrage movement
Helen Taft Manning participatedIn women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: American women's suffrage campaign
Maud Younger partOf women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: American women's rights movement
Silent Sentinels protest at the White House relatedTo women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: American women's suffrage movement
Women's Political Union partOf women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: American women's suffrage movement
Inez Milholland movement women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: women's suffrage movement in the United States
Julia Ward Howe and the Woman Suffrage Movement aboutMovement women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: American women’s suffrage movement
Evelyn Sharp (journalist) movement women's suffrage movement
subject surface form: Evelyn Sharp
Evelyn Sharp (journalist) movement women's suffrage movement
subject surface form: Evelyn Sharp
this entity surface form: British women's suffrage movement
Mary movement women's suffrage movement
subject surface form: Mary Church Terrell
Harriot Eaton Stanton movement women's suffrage movement
Aurora Leigh literaryMovement women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: Victorian feminism
Political Equality League movement women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: Canadian women's suffrage movement
Henrietta Dugdale movement women's suffrage movement
this entity surface form: first-wave feminism
Keller movement women's suffrage movement
subject surface form: Helen Keller