A montage shows the progression towards the vote on Women's Suffrage.

The transcript discusses the struggle for women's suffrage during wartime, highlighting Mrs. Katz's view on women's bondage and the challenges suffragettes faced, including abuse and imprisonment. Despite opposition, the suffrage amendment passed Congress, with shifting public opinion and support from figures like William Jennings Ryan, leading to its eventual ratification.

What was Mrs. Katz's perspective on the war for democracy?

Why did women feel it was unpatriotic to fight for their rights during the war?

What was the reaction of moderates towards the suffragettes' actions?

What was the outcome for the suffragettes after their imprisonment?

How did the press and government change their stance on women's suffrage?