Founding Sisters and the Nineteenth Amendment (Turning Points in History, 7)
Eleanor Clift examines the women and historical forces associated with the Nineteenth Amendment, placing this landmark in the broader story of American political change, women’s voting rights, and the continuing development of democracy.
About This Book
Founding Sisters and the Nineteenth Amendment examines the historical significance of the Nineteenth Amendment.
Part of the Turning Points in History series, this volume focuses on the women connected with the amendment and the broader movement for women’s voting rights.
Eleanor Clift presents the subject as a study of political change and American history.
The book offers readers an accessible introduction to an important milestone in the history of democracy and women’s participation in public life.
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