What did women do during the women suffrage times?

Woman Suffrage- the word has nothing to do with ( Suffering, by the way) came into being with the nineteenth amendment in the twenties extending the right to vote to Women. The women who supported Women"s suffrage movement before it became law were known, collectively as Suffragettes- the female suffix used. Best known of the group were Susan B.

Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton- get it right it is NOT Elizabeth Candy Stanton! ) There were later reform-minded females who stayed the course after the suffrage movement became fact- such as Carrie Chapman Catt. The last named died some time around l940 so she was a more modern- yet having roots, Suffragette.It is of some interest that the Roman Catholic Church kept its distance from the entire movement- though after l922 ( when it was legal for women to enter the voting booths)- there was a group formed called St. Joan"s international alliance- as Joan of Arc was not canonized until l920- well it took a while to get up steam .

The St.Joan"s Alliance is not an official church society like , say the Franciscan Order or Dominicans, St. Vincent De Paul society, etc.

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