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History of the United States II / Unit 6   USH2 0772 short lesson, about 20 seconds

An Earlier Argument

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The idea

Before the parades, Mary Ann Shadd Cary testified to the House Judiciary Committee that the Fourteenth Amendment already guaranteed women the vote.

In practice

The same argument Virginia Minor lost before the Supreme Court in eighteen seventy-five.

Where people slip

Citizenship alone had not carried the vote. The movement needed an amendment that named women's suffrage directly.

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