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Timeline: Global History of Gendered Movements

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Timeline: Global History of Gendered Movements

Outline

One may not be proven wrong if he say that women felt a veritable deal of controlled lives. History displays that men had cruel behavior towards women and women had to suffer. Women treated as commodities and not giving rights came out to be a general concern amongst women. However, things started to change slowly and gradually and nineteenth century faced the first ever women rights movement.

During the 1840s, the beginnings of a nascent women's rights movement began to appear. However, in 1848 the first women's rights convention took place when they did their meeting in Seneca Falls, New York, which today is the home of the Women's Rights National Park. There, some one hundred participants affixed their signatures to a "Declaration of Sentiments." Modeled on the Declaration of Independence, it jotted down women's complaints in much the same format used previously to present complaints against King George III. Naturally, there were many and diverse suggestions for how to proceed, some favoring emphasis on voting rights, some focusing of employment and educational opportunities, and others favoring legal actions. Ironically, the first major success enjoyed by the new reform movement did not result from the activities of its well-known leaders, Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, but through a movement led by another, lesser-known activist.

However, women have been struggling with the issue of equality and opportunities to display their leadership skills during this period and came out with 19th amendment. Moreover, they started to gather rights during the twentieth century and treated as equivalent of men. It was the leadership that emerged amongst the women to create a respectable position for them in the society. Hence, the women rights made them achieve to sort down the problems related to men's dominance, women's subordination, and inequality of access to social and economic opportunities. Following is the timeline of gander-movements around the world.

Timeline

Year

Activities to acquire proper Rights for Women

1848

The very first convention of the women's rights was held in the in the city of New York. It was after 2 days of dialogue along with debate when 32 men and 68 women sign an Affirmation of Sentiments. It declaration was passed for the equal behavior of women with that of men as per the law encompassing the voting rights of women.

1858

The Voice of Women (Voix Des Femmes) was the first newspaper anarchic-feminist of Argentina, published by the anarchist Bolten Virginia between 1896 and 1897. The newspaper summoned women to rebel against male oppression, but without abandoning the proletarian struggle.

1850

The 1stCovbention on the National Rights of Women took place in t his year in Worcester. The convention attracted over 1,000 members. This convention was also held to emphasize on the rights of women.

1869

In the mid of May, Susan B. Anthony along with Elizabeth Stanton outlined foundation of the National Woman Suffrage Association. The main aim of the society was to attain the women voting right through Congressional revision in the ...