Women & The Vote

Women & The Vote

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1.0

May 25, 2022

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Description of Women & The Vote

Explore “Valiant Maryland Women: The Fight for the Vote” to meet heroines who made their voices heard. In 1648, as a property owner near St. Mary’s City and as the executor of Lord Baltimore’s will, Margaret Brent (1601-1671) demanded a voice and a vote in the Maryland Provincial Assembly. Although her petition was denied, she is considered the first woman in colonial America to request the right to vote. Two hundred years later, American women still did not have the vote. Maryland’s earliest known suffrage movement formed in Baltimore in the late 1800s, but it wasn’t long before women in small towns and rural areas all over the state embraced the fight for suffrage and passage of the 19th Amendment. They organized parades and conventions to bring their cause to the public. Some traveled on unpaved and distant roads to encourage women in rural communities to demand their voices to be heard. There were conventions and village gatherings. The Maryland Suffrage News was published weekly between 1912 until the 19th amendment went into effect. A group of valiant women picketed in front of Woodrow Wilson’s White House, only to be locked in squalid jail cells. For Black suffragists in Baltimore, women’s rights and civil rights activism intertwined. More than once, the women helped galvanize voters to defeat Maryland legislation designed to strip 15th Amendment voting protections from Black men. The 19th Amendment’s passage in 1920 was a victory, but it left much work unfinished. To gain full access to the ballot and achieve electoral equality, Native American, Asian American, Latina, and African American women would continue to fight for decades.
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Women & The Vote: FAQ

Does Women & The Vote have support for iPad devices?

Yes, Women & The Vote has support for iPad devices.

Who is the developer of the Women & The Vote app?

Women & The Vote was created by TIMELOOPER INC.

What’s the minimum iOS version supported by the Women & The Vote app?

The Women & The Vote app requires iOS 11.0 or later.

What is the overall user rating for Women & The Vote?

With a rating of 5 out of 5, Women & The Vote is one of the top-rated apps in its category.

What’s the app category of Women & The Vote?

The Main Genre Of The Women & The Vote App Is Education.

What Women & The Vote application version is the current one?

1.0 is the most recent version of the Women & The Vote app.

When did the new Women & The Vote update come out?

The last update for Women & The Vote was on December 1, 2024.

When did Women & The Vote come out?

Women & The Vote was first released on May 19, 2023.

What is the age rating of Women & The Vote?

This app is appropriate for all ages, with no offensive or inappropriate content.

What are the languages supported by Women & The Vote?

Women & The Vote is available in English.

Is Women & The Vote accessible through Apple Arcade's subscription model?

Unfortunately, Women & The Vote is not on Apple Arcade.

Does Women & The Vote allow for in-app purchases?

No, Women & The Vote does not allow for in-app purchases.

Can I use Women & The Vote with Apple Vision Pro?

No, you cannot use Women & The Vote with Apple Vision Pro.

Are there any advertisements in Women & The Vote?

No, there are no advertisements in Women & The Vote.

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