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MaxineA lot of things. Women can now vote and serve in the government, which they couldn't do back then. Additionally, while some women worked back in the day, those who did were mostly very poor and did so out of necessity. Women in the 19th century working faced great discrimination, and could only work in a very small number of jobs for pay that was a fraction of a man's. Today, however, women can hold almost any job that a man can, and are guaranteed equal pay by law (although in practice a pay gap still does exist, albeit an extremely small one when compared to the one that occurred in the 19th century).
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How did the 1920 amendment reflect changes to the society?
Women now has the right to vote
1 Describe how voting changed in America from the early days to the present?
Voting changed in America from the early days to the present in a significant way. For instance, back in 1788, only men who were over 21 years and paying taxes were eligible to vote while today everyone who has attained the majority age can vote in the US.
Why did the early state constitutions make the legislature supreme?
I think most early state constitution made the legislature supreme so they can have their own army and authority to deal with foreign countries on behalf of the states.
What is Querelle des Femmes?
The "quarrel" was, in the sixteenth century, a literary and philosophical debate -- largely among men -- about the intellectual and amorous capabilities of women. Now the "querelle" is about feminism and, although men have joined the conversation, most of the participants are women.
What is the difference between voting in1843 and voting now days?
In 1843 neither women or Blacks had the right to vote and Democrats far outnumbered republicans
