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Which individual states granted the right to vote to some women? (S)

Wyoming in 1869 and Utah in 1870

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What happened in Utah? (S)

The Mormons wished to show polygamy - did not mean men were exploited or had no rights, and some Mormon women were enthusiastic workers for the franchise

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What could states do? (S)

Give women the right to vote, by 1890, suffrage campaigners had managed to get 8 states to hold a vote on the issue

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What did 20 states permit? (S)

Only widows with school-age children to vote

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What did Susan B. Anthony and 150 other women do? (F)

To test the 14th and 15th amendments, they tried to vote in 1971/72. They registered, voted and were arrested and tried for electoral malpractice

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What did the judge refuse them? (F)

The right to speak, told the jury to find them guilty of violating voting rules and fined them

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What did the supreme court rule? (F)

Women were not allowed national voting rights, and reformers were defeated

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What did campaigns in 33 states end up as? (F)

Tried to get votes on the issue, but only Colorado and Idaho voted in favour before 1912

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What did hostile crowds do? (F)

Prevented women from casting their votes

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What did men see votes for women as? (F)

As unnatural and a distraction from their domestic duties

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What did campaigning shift from? (F)

Democratic arguments to the practical advantages of women being used to look after households and dealing with domestic and family issues

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What were arguments based on? (F)

Not on natural justice and inequality