Uring the progressive era, what was the main focus of the women’s rights movement? gaining divorce rights winning the right to vote promoting equal pay for equal work increasing the number of colleges for women

During the Progressive Era (the early 20th century), the women's rights movement main focus was:

2. Winning the right to vote.

During this time arroused a fight against political and economical corruption and social problems. The wrestle to gain the right to vote, not only was a purpose in itself, but represented the struggle for equality. It was the first victory that helped women to continue to pursuit more rights.

The Progressive Era is a period of heightened and widespread social activism and political reform throughout America, from the 1890s to the 1920s. The main goals were the removal of problems caused by industrialization, urbanization, immigration and political corruption. During this time, women from all layers, white, black, rich, poor, joined many organizations within a progressive era. Women have become leaders in many social and political movements. One of them is a women's rights movement. The goal is to achieve legal, economic and social equality of women. Also, the promotion of women's electorate was one of the goals.

Among the oters main focus was:

winning the right to vote and equal pay work for equal work

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