Civil+Rights+(Mike)

During the 1920's many civil right progressions occurred for men and women. In, the summer of 1920 Tennessee was the last state to ratify the 19th amendment, woman's suffrage. Furthermore, in 1927 the U.S. Supreme Court declared that segregation laws were unconstitutional. Moreover, the supreme court ruled that segregation laws would contradict the 14th amendment. These events segwayed to the current day ideas and values and brought many new opportunities to light. Women were allowed to vote and have a say in change as did every race and immigrant that was a citizen in this country. Although these adjustments were few, the effect they had change a nation as a whole.

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