When Women Won The Vote

When Women Won The Vote focuses on the final decade of American women's fight for the vote that culminated in the 19th Amendment in 1920, a compelling chapter in US women's history and American democracy. This book is essential reading for students of American Political or Women's History, Gender Studies, or Progressivism.

Sandra Opdycke, PhD, is a retired history professor. She has published books about the 1918 flu epidemic, the New Deal's WPA, and Bellevue Hospital, as well as a biography of Jane Addams, an historical atlas of American women, and several co-authored books on social policy.

Series Introduction List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Timeline Introduction - The Long Road from Seneca Falls: 1848-1910 - New Life for the State Suffrage Campaigns: 1910-1913 - The Federal Amendment Takes Center Stage: 1913-1917 - Working for Suffrage in Wartime: 1917-1918 - The Culmination: 1918-1920 - Living With Woman Suffrage Documents Bibliography Index