HIS 200 Project: Examining the Impact of Women's Suffrage in the US

This history project examines the impact of women's suffrage on American society, focusing on its effects on ethnic groups and men. The research utilizes both primary sources, such as the 14th and 15th Amendments and governmental reports, and secondary sources, including peer-reviewed journal articles. The study addresses a specific audience, including American citizens interested in voting rights and gender equality, history students, and sociology students. The project aims to present the historical context of the suffrage movement by analyzing primary documents and contemporary newspaper reports. The goal is to provide a clear understanding of the social changes brought about by women's suffrage. The assignment is structured to align with the course's focus on communicating historical ideas and includes a writing plan that details the research question, audience, and source selection. The project aims to explain the social condition of the suffrage movement in the USA and how the primary records like Amendments Act are instrumental.

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The study would be conducted through the primary and secondary resources usage.
The secondary resources are the articles published in the peer reviewed journals. These
resources would be used to develop a theoretical perspective. The primary resources are the
governmental reports and the 14th and 15th Amendments Act documents of the US
Constitution. The primary resources are instrumental in fact checking and relevancy of the
research.
The research question for the study is- What was the impact of women Suffrage in the
societal aspects of that time, specifically on the ethnic and male part of the society?
Selected audiences for this study would be people of USA, specifically the female
citizens of the country. They would be interested to know about the history of their voting
rights and gender equality. All the people who are interested in the history of American
Revolutions would be the audience as well. Along with them, the students of history and
sociology would also be addressed in this study.
The message of the study would be tailored to them by explaining the social condition
of the suffrage movement in USA. The primary records like Amendments Act, would be
instrumental for understanding the changes and new rights. Along with that several
newspaper reports at the time of movements would make it easier for the audience to
perceive the importance of the historical event. Again, the research paper would be presented
in easy and informative way to give the audience clear idea of the arguments.