Suffrage parade in New York City, May 6th 1912

Suffrage parade in New York City, May 6th 1912

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In May 1912, women advocating for rights took significant actions, including picketing government institutions and initiating hunger strikes. A major event was a parade of fifteen thousand women down New York's 5th Avenue, marking one of the largest demonstrations in American women's history.

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What actions did the most adamant groups take to advocate for women's rights?

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What extreme measure did some women take to protest for their rights?

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In what year did fifteen thousand women parade down New York's 5th Ave?

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What significance does the demonstration of women in May 1912 hold in American history?

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How does the text describe the scale of the women's demonstration in May 1912?

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