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How did the suffragette movement change women's rights in the United States?
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The Suffragette movement changed women’s rights in the United States by making it possible for more women to vote. Before this, only white, property-owning women could vote. This meant that many women were unable to participate in politics and had little say in how their government was run. The Suffragette movement helped to end these restrictions on voting, allowing more women to participate in politics.