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Who were those brave women speaking out and marching for women’s right to vote? From 1848 until 1920, millions joined the Suffrage Movement which resulted in the ratification of the 19th Amendment in 1920. But, could all U.S. women vote?
CANCELLED – Women’s Right to Vote in the US
103 CANCELLED – Women’s Right to Vote in the US
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