History of Vote Rights

Abigail Adams writes to her husband John Adams and ask him to remember that ladies should have equal right to vote in the code of law.

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The Constitution is a document that let everybody to vote.

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This states the rights to vote and show who can vote or not

The 14th amendment is required to recognize Black & White males as citizens and full citizenship in regards to voting.

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The 15th Amendment will not be able fully realized for century. That African-American will poll taxes & literacy tests.

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The Women protect in front of the white house.This is important that because it show how women protest every day to get there equal rights to vote.

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The 19th amendment is a law that gave all women the right to vote.This is important so women can have equal rights with men.

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It was know as the Bloody Sunday and lead by 2 march. They attempts the march 2 times. The 1st times they start out with 600 hundred people and the 2 times they came back with 2,500 protesters.