Women's+Sufferage+And+Social+Reform

=Women's Sufferage And Social Reform=
 * Women spent most of their time cooking, cleaning, and taking care of children.
 * They weren't expected to have a high level of education.
 * Women only made up 15 percent of undergraduates, they weren't aloud to take courses such as law and weren't eligible for scholarships.
 * The campaign for women's right to vote began in the Laurier era, the sufferagists were mainly middle class women devoted to social reform.
 * Many suffragists were also members of the Women's Christian Temperance union.
 * Many men and women suffered together in the west and a lot of farming men agreed with the women in hopes it would increase farm influence in politics.
 * In 1916 women gained the right to vote in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. B.C. and Ontario in 1917. Nova Scotia in 1918. New Brunswick in 1919. P.E.I. in 1922. Newfoundland in 1925. and Quebec in 1940.