English 4 pd 7/811 April 2011

*Naetta Weeks

*Figure

*Figure 1. Jeneba speaks this picture explains the hard times women had to face.

* Women were forced to go on strike because they were not treated right.

* 1848 this picture was taken.

Figure 2 VOTE*Americans protested

there voting rights.

*Voting rights

Figure 3UNITED WE

STAND*These marches were

powered by strong black African American s

*1965 Sara hungton

*ONE COUNTRY

*figure 41913 Paul burn

Welcomes all suffrage endeavors

*Figure 5.

*Anthony Salman. The peace and freedom on African American. 1653

*The freedom of speech .*Our state united which means everyone should have the right to vote no matter there age or race.

* Figure 6 color of life, Bertha McMillan 1620

*As once race everyone came together to be one.*All African

Americans wanted one thing and that was freedom to have a say so.

* Figure 7 courage and cloth Anne brill 1616

*There was much physical and mental pain involved in the freedom marches. *Many people were beaten or even killed.

*African Americans were banned from exercising there right to vote.

* Figure 8. Elisabeth Stanton. Worth the wait

*Figure 9. cook fields. 1847

*Some people managed to save there families.

*Other had to make sacrifices .

*If every one was united and stood up for what they believed in they were a family.

*Figure 10 Paul Richmond. (16130 ) united

*Figure 11 vote for changeWomen were not allowed to vote because men and woman were not treated equally.

* Figure 12(1916)“Defend Black” Mark

Richmond

*They not only needed other blacks to unite. They needed other help.

*If everyone believed in making change happen then eventually it would happen.

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Figure 13Registering to vote.

Sara Haynes (1829)

*Blacks were allowed to register to vote.

*But there votes were not counted.

This Amendment gave the right to Citizenship . voting

*All citizens were to have equal opportunities under this amendment.

*Meaning the right to vote

* Figure 14Equal treatment

* Figure 15Dr. Martin Luther king Jr.

Famous for his speeches.John Humphrey noles.1826

* figure 16Elisabeth Stantonbuying property 1915

Buying houses were hard to do because blacks didn't have alot of money.

They hade little to no money.

* Figure 17Segregation

Mary Washington 1520

*Blacks were not allowed to use the same bathrooms as whites

*The whites bathrooms were much better.

*People felt that whites were better than the colored

Figure 18 Ernestine l. rose*Frances wright.

Encouraged woman to vote for change

*She believed that all men and woman were equal.

* Created equal1567

Figure 19Voting today. Anne miller 2009

voting has changed a lot over the years

*Everyone who is old enough and registered to vote are allowed to vote today.

*Figure 20 ballots are used to write down vote. Anne miller. 2009

*Figure 21Anne miller2009 votingToday every vote counts.

We all choose who we think should be elected

*Figure 22Standing as oneRichard nelson 1832

White and black women protested together for the right to vote.

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