The Rise of Women's Suffrage Movements

First European country to allow women equal political rights

Last Western country to grant women federal vote

During the war, women took on roles in ______ and ______ typically held by men, which questioned traditional gender roles.

After the war, many countries acknowledged women's war efforts by granting them the ______ to ______.

Despite advancements, opposition like the ______ in the UK felt women shouldn't vote due to their absence from ______ service.

Pre-WWII women's suffrage progression

Post-WWII document for women's voting rights

Early tactics for women's suffrage

The ______ Falls Convention in 1848, initiated by ______ ______ ______ and ______ ______, sparked the women's rights movement in the U.S.

The British suffragettes, under the leadership of ______ ______, were known for their more ______ methods in the women's suffrage movement.

To achieve their goals, the women's suffrage movement utilized various strategies, ranging from ______ constitutional efforts to ______ actions.

Difference between suffragists and suffragettes in Britain

Ideological perspectives on women's roles in the suffrage movement

Role of African American women in the US suffrage movement

The movement for ______ ______ has greatly impacted democracy and gender equality globally.

Women's right to vote was acknowledged by the majority of countries by the early ______ century, with ______ granting this right in 2008.