Women in the early 1900s held non-violent protests in the United States to advocate for their right to vote. In December 1964, people in Washington D.C. protested the war, believing too many lives had been lost. Both groups utilized protests to voice their beliefs and try to enact change.

1. NON-VIOLENT
PROTESTS

2. United States, Early 1900s

3. Women

4. The Right to Vote

5. Protests

6. YES!!

7. ANTI-WAR
December, 1964. Started in Washington.

8. People in the United States

9. TO MANY PEOPLE HAVE
DIED!

10. Protests

11. YES!!