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Caption: “I take great pleasure in introducing to you my newly-adopted daughter.”
Fat Dude’s Sash: Ohio Constitutional Convention
Question 1: Why do you think the woman is introducing the man (the Ohio constitutional Convention) as her adopted daughter?
Question 2: What do you think the dog is representing? How does this play into the women’s suffrage movement?
• Oh hum
• It is the duty of everyman to see that his wife-
• Hi ho
• Should have equal rights at the ballot box and I hope that you-
• Hi um
• In favor of women suffrage will-will-
• Who started this anyways
• This is an appreciative audience I must say
Reclaiming Credit
Caption: “Make Way”
Question One: Do you think this picture is showing women being more dominate?
Question Two: What are they trying to “Make Way” for?
Caption: Suffragettes who have never been kissed.
Question One: Why do you think these women look the way they do?
Question Two: Is this picture pro or anti suffrage? Explain.
Snooty Booty
Susan B. Anthony Cartoon
• This cartoon shows Susan B. Anthony chasing after President Grover Cleveland
• By Charles Lewis Bartholomew between 1892 and 1896
• “Susan B. Anthony” written on her collar, “Grover C” written on his hat, “Women’s Suffrage” on umbrella, “What I Know about Women’s Clubs” on his book
Temptation Cartoon
• From Life magazine, 1911
• The key is labeled ”Power”
• Around the building are the labels “National Government” “State Government” and “Municipal Government”
• The Sun is labeled “Woman’s Suffrage”
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• The cartoon was printed to represent the differences on suffrage between the presidential candidates of 1912.
• What do the animals in the background represent?
• How do the candidates facial expressions represent their feelings towards suffrage?
The unanswerable argument for suffrage.
Taft - Wilson - Roosevelt
• This cartoon was printed to encourage the suffrage movement in Toronto.
• What is the significance of the men to women ratio?
• What is represented by the fact that the two men are running away holding hands?
Mayor Oliver- “Wonder who told them we didn’t encourage the suffragette movement in
Toronto?”
Growth of Woman's Votes
• Description: Progressively shows the number of states where woman had the right to vote from 1869-1913. The first woman is a baby and the last woman is holding a briefcase.
• Question: How has the woman's image changed as she gains more states where she has the right to vote?
• Question: Why was it harder for women to gain the right to vote in more states in the beginning?
Wrapped up Woman
• Description: Woman is wrapped up before a fat man in a ribbon bearing these words; artificial limitations, customs, prejudice, vote-less, no financial control and no equality before the law.
• Question: What is the significance of the vote-less gag around the woman's mouth?
• Question: Which of these issues that the woman is wrapped in broke the seal of revolt?
Anti Woman Suffrage
• Caption: “I did not raise my girl to be a voter.”
• Man 1: Procurer
• Man 2: Dive keeper
• Man 3: Child Labor Employer
• Man 4: Grafter
• Man 5: Cadet
• Man 6: Sweat Shop Owner
• Man in Front: Political boss
Anti Woman Suffrage
• Who: W.A. Rogers Harpers weekly
• What: “O save us, senators, from ourselves!”
• Where: New York• When: Saturday, Feb. 23
1907• Why: Anti Woman Suffrage
(DUH!)
• Pro suffrage• Old age pension,
temperance, wife ユ s sister ユ s bill, infant death rate, barmaids, poor law reform, religious education, factory legislation, cry of the children, free food ミschool children, peace proposals
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• Pro suffrage• (across bandana) spirit of
1,000,000 women voters (on ropes) politics is no place for women
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• Pro Suffrage• Food Adulteration• Bribery• White Slavery• Graft (corruption and
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Anti Suffrage
• What, dinner’s not ready yet! What have you been doing?
• The one on the left is a man and on the right is his wife
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Woman’s Suffrage cartoons
• The woman standing up is wearing a pro suffrage sash. The one sitting down is wearing an anti-suffrage sash and holding a mirror that reads : “Prejudice”
• The one for pro suffrage is saying : “ Try this glass sister.” while handing her a mirror that reads : “Without prejudice”
• Caption reads : “Woman. ‘Queen of the Home,’ say the Anti-Suffragists- Yes Queen of a Cook-Stove Throne.”
CitationsComic: Slide 1"Foxtrot e-voting Machine Comic." Rianjs.net. 29 Oct 2006. 6 Nov 2007
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Sample: Slide 3Dublin, Thomas and Kathryn Kish Sklar. "Woman Suffrage in Colorado: Document 4."
Women and Social Movements in the United States, 1600-2000. 24 Sep 2007. 6 Nov 2007 <http://womhist.alexanderstreet.com/index.html>.
Sample: Slide 4Dublin, Thomas and Kathryn Kish Sklar. "Woman Suffrage in Colorado: Document 8."
Women and Social Movements in the United States, 1600-2000. 24 Sep 2007. 6 Nov 2007 <http://womhist.alexanderstreet.com/index.html>.
Camden"women's suffrage political cartoon." Ohio Pix. Ohio Historical Society. 11 Nov 2008
<http://ohsweb.ohiohistory.org/ohiopix/image.cfm?ID=2312>.
MadisonMartin, HB. "It happened in Birdland." 1920. American Journal-Examinar. 11 Nov 2008
Ryan and Skylar
Baxter, Martin. "Convicts Out-Rank Women." Votes for Women Broadside 2(1911): 1.
Gustin, E.W.. Election Day. Cartoon. 12 Jan. 1909. 11 Nov. 2008
Tiffanie and Katy"Reclaiming Cridit." Electronic Jew Jersey. 1912. 11 Nov 2008
<http://www2.scc.rutgers.edu/njh/womens_suffrage/images/reclaiming_credits_01.jpg>.
"Researching Women's History." Lib. Washington. 1900's. 11 Nov 2008 <www.lib.washington.edu/subject/History/bi/women283/web.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.lib.washington.edu/subject/History/bi/women283/&h=392&w=635&sz=258&hl=en&start=11&um=1&usg=__9w_ofOO96YTJdBCFEVCBigsR7UM=&tbnid=ntG31q0IiuYP6M:&tbnh=85&tbnw=137&prev=/images%3Fq%3DWomen%2BSuffrage%2Bdocuments%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26safe%3Dactive%26sa%3DN>.
Chris and Emily
Bartholomew, Charles Lewis. "Susan B. Anthony Supports Women's Suffrage Amendment." America's
Story. 2003. America's Livrary. 11 Nov 2008
<http://www.americaslibrary.gov/jb/gilded/jb_gilded_susanb_2_e.html>
"Women's suffrage Documents and Artifacts." Learn At the Library. The Woodrow Wilson Presidential
Library. 11 Nov 2008
<http://www.woodrowwilson.org/materials/materials_show.htm?doc_id=402510>
"Cartoon against women's suffrage." New Zealand History online . History Group of the New Zealand
Ministry for Culture and Heritage. 11 Nov 2008
<http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/media/photo/anti-womens-suffrage-cartoon>.
"DBQ Question." History Teacher. April 2000. 11 Nov 2008
<http://www.historyteacher.net/USProjects/DBQs2000/APUSH2000-DBQ-18.htm>.
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November 11, 2008.
McConnel, Newton. “Mayor Oliver.” http://www.archives.gov.on.ca/english/education/suffrage-cartoons-12/pics/7312_suffrage_cartoon_520.jpg. November 11, 2008.
Pethick Lawrence, Fredrick and Emmeline. "Votes for Women." Learning Curve. 1913. 11 Nov 2008
<http://www.learningcurve.gov.uk/britain1906to1918/g3/cs1/images/g3cs1s6.jpg>
"Equal Partner." Scan Education. 1902. Women's Suffrage. 11 Nov 2008 <.>.
Sarah and Emily
•Rogers, Lou. You Can't Bear Arms (1920) 11 Nov 2008 •<http://www2.scc.rutgers.edu/njh/womens_suffrage/comp.php>.
Chapin, "Last Few Buttons." St. Louis Star (1920) 11 Nov 2008
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Tiana and Lorelei
“Rights for Women.” National Women's History Museum.2007. National Women's History Museum.11
Nov 2008 <http://www.nwhm.org/RightsforWomen/cartoons.html>
Women's Suffrage Party Petition. 2007. National Archives and Records Administration. 11 Nov 2008
<http://www.archives.gov/education/lessons/woman-suffrage/ny-petition.html>.
Bonnie and Heather
Puck, ed. "National Woman’s History Museum." National Womans History Museum. Library of Congress. 11 Nov. 2008 <http://www.nwhm.org/rightsforwomen/cartoons.html>.
Wikipedia Inc. "Wikipedia." Anti Suffragist. 11 Nov. 2008 <c:\documents and settings\owner\desktop\anti-suffragist.jpg>.
Citations:Drew, Joan. "Forum Debates." Spartacus Educational. 11 Nov 2008 http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/Whelpyou.jpg.
Rogers, Lou. Research Interests and Professional Activities . June 11, 2008 . 11 Nov 2008 <http://www.history.vt.edu/Mollin/Images/WomenSuffrage%202.jpg>.