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What women and movements during the Progressive Era helped dispel the stereotype of submissive nonpolitical women?
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the woman's christian temperance union (wctu), women speaking out on reform subjects including Susan B. Anthony, Lucy Stone, Julia Ward Howe and Elizabeth Cady Stanton and organization such as NWSA and NACW
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