Caption: “I take great pleasure
in introducing to you my newlyadopted daughter.”
Fat Dude’s Sash: Ohio
Constitutional Convention
Question 1: Why do you think
the woman is introducing the
man (the Ohio constitutional
Convention) as her adopted
daughter?
Question 2: What do you think
the dog is representing?
How does this play into the
women’s suffrage movement?
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Oh hum
It is the duty of everyman to see
that his wifeHi ho
Should have equal rights at the
ballot box and I hope that youHi um
In favor of women suffrage willwillWho started this anyways
This is an appreciative audience
I must say
Reclaiming Credit
Caption: “Make Way”
Question One: Do you think
this picture is showing women
being more dominate?
Question Two: What are they
trying to “Make Way” for?
Snooty Booty
Caption:
Suffragettes
who have never
been kissed.
Question One:
Why do you
think these
women look the
way they do?
Question Two: Is this picture pro or
anti suffrage? Explain.
Susan B. Anthony
Cartoon
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This cartoon shows Susan B.
Anthony chasing after
President Grover Cleveland
By Charles Lewis
Bartholomew between 1892
and 1896
“Susan B. Anthony” written
on her collar, “Grover C”
written on his hat, “Women’s
Suffrage” on umbrella, “What
I Know about Women’s
Clubs” on his book
Temptation
Cartoon
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• From Life magazine,
1911
• The key is labeled
”Power”
• Around the building are
the labels “National
Government” “State
Government” and
“Municipal Government”
• The Sun is labeled
“Woman’s Suffrage”
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Taft - Wilson - Roosevelt
• The cartoon was printed to
represent the differences on
suffrage between the
presidential candidates of
1912.
• What do the animals in the
background represent?
• How do the candidates facial
expressions represent their
feelings towards suffrage?
The unanswerable argument
for suffrage.
• This cartoon was
printed to encourage
the suffrage movement
in Toronto.
• What is the
significance of the men
to women ratio?
• What is represented by
the fact that the two
Mayor Oliver- “Wonder who
men are running away told them we didn’t encourage
holding hands?
the suffragette movement in
Toronto?”
Growth of Woman's Votes
• Description: Progressively shows
the number of states where
woman had the right to vote from
1869-1913. The first woman is a
baby and the last woman is
holding a briefcase.
• Question: How has the woman's
image changed as she gains
more states where she has the
right to vote?
• Question: Why was it harder for
women to gain the right to vote in
more states in the beginning?
Wrapped up Woman
• Description: Woman is wrapped
up before a fat man in a ribbon
bearing these words; artificial
limitations, customs, prejudice,
vote-less, no financial control
and no equality before the law.
• Question: What is the
significance of the vote-less gag
around the woman's mouth?
• Question: Which of these issues
that the woman is wrapped in
broke the seal of revolt?
Votes for Women
Broadside
Election Day Comic
Anti Woman Suffrage
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Caption: “I did not raise my girl
to be a voter.”
Man 1: Procurer
Man 2: Dive keeper
Man 3: Child Labor Employer
Man 4: Grafter
Man 5: Cadet
Man 6: Sweat Shop Owner
Man in Front: Political boss
Anti Woman Suffrage
• Who: W.A. Rogers Harpers
weekly
• What: “O save us, senators,
from ourselves!”
• Where: New York
• When: Saturday, Feb. 23
1907
• Why: Anti Woman Suffrage
(DUH!)
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• Pro suffrage
• Old age pension,
temperance, wifeﾕs
sisterﾕs bill, infant
death rate, barmaids,
poor law reform,
religious education,
factory legislation, cry of
the children, free food ﾐ
school children, peace
proposals
• Pro suffrage
• (across bandana) spirit of
1,000,000 women voters (on
ropes) politics is no place for
women
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Pro Suffrage
Food Adulteration
Bribery
White Slavery
Graft (corruption and
bribery)
Anti Suffrage
• What, dinner’s not ready
yet! What have you been
doing?
• The one on the left is a
man and on the right is
his wife
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Woman’s Suffrage cartoons
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The woman standing up is
wearing a pro suffrage sash.
The one sitting down is wearing
an anti-suffrage sash and
holding a mirror that reads :
“Prejudice”
The one for pro suffrage is
saying : “ Try this glass sister.”
while handing her a mirror that
reads : “Without prejudice”
• Caption reads :
“Woman. ‘Queen of
the Home,’ say the
Anti-Suffragists- Yes
Queen of a CookStove Throne.”
• A petition from the
Women’s Anti
Suffrage Party of
New York
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Sarah and Emily
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