women's rights
what was the issue before women's rights?
women didn't have the right to vote or talk for themselves.
when did education become a requirement?
in the 17th century
how was prison life in the 1800?
when did the disabled start gaining rights
1990
what was labor like in the 1800?
Many workers in the late 1800s and early 1900s spent an entire day tending a machine in a large, crowded, noisy room. Others worked in coal mines, steel mills, railroads, slaughterhouses, and in other dangerous occupations. Most were not paid well, and the typical workday was 12 hours or more, six days per week.
who started to fight for women's rights?
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
how old did you have to be to be educated?
you were only thought be a teacher in your high school years
who took a stand for the prisoners?
the Pennsylvanian Quakers.
who fought for the disabled rights
Ed Roberts, Judy Heumann, and Joan Leon
why was labor bad?
they were stuck in a little room with huge machines and children were also there
when did the fight for women's right start?
July 1848.
who invented school?
Horace Mann
how old was the youngest prisoners?
13
when did the fight for disabled right start
1800
what was labor like for the kids who worked there?
they got hurt and sick a lot and they would be beaten if they did something wrong
what changed ?
After she fought they got the right to vote they also gained the right to say no.
who was allowed to be educated?
In 1793, there were a few scattered public schools, but they were uncommon. They were mostly for poor children, so in the areas where there weren't any, kids mostly worked.
how much food did they get?
they tried to keep it as low as possible
how were the disabled being treated in the prisons?
they were being treated like any other criminal no one cared about if they had a mental illness
how young were some of the workers?
the youngest worker there was 10 years old
Why did she start to fight for them?
Cady Stanton's passion for women's rights started during her childhood, when she would often read her father's law books and engage his law clerks in lively discourse.
what was the name of the very first school?
The Boston Latin School
what was the biggest issues for a prisoner?
Prison overcrowding.Funding gaps.Staff safety/inmate violence.
how much food did they get?
they got less food than any one else because they would get starved for things that they did different like if they would talk to themselves or do random movements they would get punished for doing that
when was this labor stopped?
1983