What women and movements during the Progressive Era helped dispel the stereotype that women were submissive and nonpolitical?

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sveta [45]4 years ago

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Susan B. Anthony and Emmeline Pankhurst; willing to get arrested and stand up for what they believe in, proved to be nonpolitical: They were trying to get the right to vote, showing that women have a stance on government issues, and were welcoming the NACW even though they were black women

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