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HEARNAP — Part 37

604 pages · May 09, 2026 · Broad topic: Famous Crimes & Fugitives · Topic: HEARNAP · 604 pages OCR'd
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the Abolitionist ovement beginning around 1930. Just a3 in the “A - In the sixties, 4 reawakening of the Women’s Movement occurred 47 in the United. States. We sav reawakening because prior te 19820 ané dating back bo the early 1800's, there wags @ growing and vital ‘ gentnist movement in the United States and Yestern Eyrope, Par- ticularly Ingland and France. Women were intimately involved .n tye ey peeen we” af. 1970's, the Abolitionist somen came to recognise their own ocrression tereeh struggling for tne freedom | of other oppressed pecpole. ‘Shee were not treated as the political equals of the Abolitionist men. consequently, they began to make their own demands for poli- tical freedom. in gm me segments of the movement, cultural oppressic™ bepme a focus as well. On July 19, 1948, the first ‘woman's Rights Convention§” was neid in Seneca Falls, New York. The delegates anproved 8 Declaration of Sentiments that called for civil equal lty md included a suffrage resolution. Yomen continued to strugrle far abolition until and throughout the Civil War. Their demands fo- romen' yierts and suffrage were put aside by men finally in the fntoress of passing the 13, 14, end 15 amndments to the Constitu- & tote The latter amendment propivited the denial of suffrane on eeesunt of yuce cub not sexy | Beeruse of these serbackS, Tome r<llied around the priority ae ata imiac gufitrage. However, ther was divisiveness in che eagenant besveen tne conservetive faction{american Normn Suffranre y stat Comusel rriomritiy on che vete, ard tre more roaical fact: - une rdepebrced
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