The Role of Christianity in the American Woman's Movement

Brenda A. Ayres

The Role of Christianity in the American Woman's Movement

Brenda A. Ayres

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Abstract

America’s founding fathers expected to grant rights and freedom to not only men, but also to women. However, efforts to realize this hope were foiled until the nineteenth century when Christians led the battle for woman’s suffrage .

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State	Published - Sep 5 2007
Externally published	Yes

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Name	Faculty Publications and Presentations

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