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A 5 page paper which examines why the 19th Amendment is a positive and important amendment. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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and all the freedoms the nation possesses, many can well argue that the 19th Amendment is one of the most important. It is the amendment that finally allowed women to
have the right to vote. And, with that amendment the future was laid for more freedoms to people such as African Americans. The following paper discusses the 19th Amendment and
examines why it was a very good amendment. The Importance of the 19th Amendment It could well be argued that many women in the nation were very concerned
with their freedoms in the nation. But, it can also be argued that throughout history women have often put their own freedoms on hold when they were faced with issues
that they felt were more pressing in society. For example, although women were constantly struggling for equal rights they chose to fight for the freedoms of children from working in
factories, and the freedom of children to be educated rather than worked to death. They also fought for the rights of the African Americans before and during the Civil War
in the north, putting aside their own freedoms in light of the needs of others. In truth it seems that when society had recognized important needs and freedoms of others
women finally truly focused on their own needs and fought for the right to vote. As one author notes, "The 19th amendment
guarantees all American women the right to vote. Achieving this milestone required a lengthy and difficult struggle; victory took decades of agitation and protest" (Our Documents). The real battle, which
would end in victory, began in the middle of the 19th century (but was perhaps waylaid by the Civil War). Women and the supporters of the movement "lectured, wrote, marched,
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