The Women's Suffrage Movement: Inclusivity & Limits
Students critically examine the inclusivity of the suffrage movement and its impact on different groups of women.
Key Questions
- Evaluate whether the successes of the suffrage movement were inclusive of all women in Canada.
- Analyze the intersection of gender, race, and class in the fight for women's rights.
- Predict the long-term impact of the suffrage movement on Canadian society.
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