America's Constitutional Enfranchisement of Women

Women 's Rights in the American Constitution In the history of the United States, women' s suffrage campaign has undergone a great deal of development. It is widely believed that women participate freely to help black slaves acquire slavery and global citizenship. These women rarely know that the 15th amendment submitted will give men various ethnic and racial rights in the Constitution, but still exclude them. For women who are actively involved in helping blacks get their sympathy, ignoring women's perception in revision is the same as frightening anger.

What if we want to give women the right to vote now? Is it by modifying the state constitution, or by fixing or fixing the Federal Constitution? There is no other way. The first problem is that Congress makes a question to all male voters through a referendum and the other party is to submit a Congressional issue to several state parliaments. Select Federal law. There are three reasons for making this choice, there are three reasons why you refused the state method. This is the fastest process and we need immediate action, so we select federal law 1). If adopted at the request of the 65th convention, amendments will be submitted to 41 legislative bodies in 1919, and if 36 countries ratify the amendment, they will be domestic laws. Wyoming led in 1869 and in 1919 it ended the most self-sacrificing struggle of all classes for the half-century vote. This is enough

In 1919, women in Azerbaijan, Belgium, British East Africa, the Netherlands, Iceland, Luxembourg, Rhodesia, Sweden were given voting rights. Article 19 of the constitutional amendment giving women the right to vote was passed by a joint resolution of the General Assembly and sent to the state to seek approval. July 2: Anna Howard Shaw died. New York State and 21 other states have approved the 19 th revision. In 1933, Francis Perkins was appointed as the first female labor minister by President Franklin Roosevelt. During the New Deal, under the urging of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and Democratic Women Leader Molly De Sen, many women gained status in federal community service including Mary MacLean, director of the Black Affairs Division of the State Youth Administration Bureau It was. Devesun