Use what you have read about western women's suffrage to create a table of the key milestones on the way to women’s suffrage in the United States. Put the milestones in chronological order from the top to the bottom. Be sure to cover all 10 Western states.

At the founding of the United States in 1776, New Jersey introduced gender-neutral suffrage, although suffrage was restricted on socio-economic and ethnic grounds, which in 1807 was replaced by universal male suffrage.

The issue of women's suffrage was first raised at the Seneca Falls Conference in 1848: thereafter, the National Woman's Rights Convention met each year until the American Equal Rights Association was formed in 1866.

When this prioritized black men's suffrage over women, the National Woman Suffrage Association was formed in 1869, which led the movement until the goal was achieved in 1920.

The Wyoming Territory introduced full suffrage to all adults in 1869, including women, and has retained it ever since.

The first presidential election in the United States in which all women were allowed to participate was in November 1920, following a decision by the Supreme Court.

Three years earlier, Republican Jeannette Rankin had been elected the first woman in the Federal Congress. Black women (under the same conditions as black men) in some states had to wait until 1965, when the Voting Rights Act was enforced.

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Women’s suffrage in the United States that put the milestone in the struggle movement of women in gaining the right to vote is discussed below in details.

Explanation:

Women's suffrage movement was the contest to achieve equal voting rights as men. Voting was restricted to only white adult males who occupied property. many citizens thought that land masters had the strongest concern in good government, therefore, they were the most suitable and qualified to make decisions.

The United States 19th Amendment awarded American women the right to cast vote, a right is recognized as women's suffrage.

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