'Women suffrage' diaporamas de présentation

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The Progressive Era

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Women in the Late-19 th Century

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Europe Between the Wars

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Political Geography

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The History of the Right to Vote in the United States

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Declaration of Sentiments

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Women's Rights Movements in the 1800s

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Gender

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Welcome! Please get your D.O.R.s set up like this:

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Roots of Government in North Carolina

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton

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