COMMON PROBLEMS

CLARAN UELAND

• She lived from October 10,1860 to march 1,1927
• She was president of the Minnesota league of women voter.
• She married a lawyer named Andreas Ueland.
• She was a great leader.
• She died by getting hit by a truck crossing the road to get to her house. She died on accident

PROGRESSIVISM

• Concerns targeted were direct and indirect of the wave of immigrants.
• Political parties used the voting base to pursue goals, jobs, and housing.
• The progressive era was from the 1900 through the end of World War 1.
• The movement caused more organization of money and jobs.
• This also was a huge part of corruption and government problems.

WOMAN SUFFRAGE

• Woman wanted the right to vote.
• The woman went to the governor to let the woman vote.
• The woman had suffrage parades to persuade there right to vote.
• In 1919 they allowed women to vote for president.

GOVERNMENT CORRUPTION

• Looses there money.
• People got mad that a lot of shops/stores shut down.
• They have to work harder to get there money back.

What it deals with life

• She made the governor change the law so woman can vote.
• People started to get mad at the government.
• The woman can vote for president.
• The government shut down/looses money.

CREDITS

• Sheridan-research
• Parker-research/haiku
• Erik-research
• Nathaniel-research/haiku
• Sarah- research