From the earliest days of colonization, the US legal system denied women many rights. Because voting was not part of European tradition, early women’s rights advocates focused primarily on property and legal rights. As voting rights were extended to formerly enslaved people, the women’s movement broadened its goals. In this course, we will examine the well-known and lesser-known advocates who led the decadeslong struggle for women’s rights and the tactics they used to advance equality.
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