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"It is not in the still calm of life that great characters are formed. Challenge yourself: Women have played important roles throughout history. * Research a Founding Mother from your state or territory. Make a web page or video telling about her and her contributions to your state or territory. * Watch: Timeline Introduction to Benjamin Banneker - Make a timeline for the woman you research. ReadWriteThink - Timeline generator * Did you know? July 2, 1776, New Jersey gives "all inhabitants" of adult age with a net worth of 50 pounds the right to vote. Women property holders have the vote until 1807, when the state limited the vote to "free, white males." When did women gain the right to vote in your community? |
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"We may destroy all the men in America, and we shall still have all we can do to defeat the women." Lord Cornwallis, a British General National Women's History Museum | Embark on this electronic field trip - Freedom In America: Some Assembly RequiredMystery Object Challenge A Note for Freedom | What is the demographics of your legislature? | A Woman got it done Internet Hunts / Constitution & Civics
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