blog writing #women's suffrage movement: history

In the United States, women today have more freedom and say, all thanks to the efforts of “Women Suffrage”. The National Woman Suffrage Association was founded by Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. The organization's main aim was to secure voting rights for women through a constitutional amendment enacted by Congress. Therefore, Women’s Suffrage Movement made it possible for women to vote without discrimination. Without suffrage, women's lives would have been significantly different. Since it provided women the right to vote and more independence, the Women's Suffrage Movement was a key event in American history. Women were treated differently back then than they are now. "Americans viewed women to be, by nature, creatures of the house, under the care and authority of men," writes Christine Stansell.