Question

Women are best suited for domestic service, and not the rough world of work and politics."

This quote best explains the discrimination women faced at the turn of the twentieth century.
In your own words, list the rights women were fighting for during the early 1900s. Then answer this question: Based on how women are treated today, were women in the early 1900s women's movement successful in achieving the rights they were demanding?

Answer 1

Women suffrage movements are the protests which women participated in order to claim equal rights with that of men and also for enfranchisement rights in the country.

Step-by-step explanation:

Until 1900 women were not considered to be the citizen for the country. They were not allowed to vote until the passage of nineteenth amendment in 1920. The real fight for the women suffrage came during the anti slavery movements.

Along with the abolitionists many women suffragists also joined and claimed for equal rights. They fought that any discrimination based on gender or race is unfair. National Women's party was formed to help fight fro the women rights. Nowadays when we see the unfair and abuse faced by the women inn the society, it can be rightly said that women have still not achieved equal rights.