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Thursday, 30 March 2017
History Alive Essential Questions
Thesis: The women’s right to chose, a fight for the legalisation and freedom of abortion, is an issue women have been dealing and fighting for since the 1830’s.
1. Who found the first way and came up with the idea of abortion? Who first illegalised abortion?
2. What were the first protests to try to legalise abortion? What were the first protests for a women's right to chose? What were the reasons for people wanting abortion to be legalised or illegalised?
3. Where did illegal abortions take place?
4. When did the first abortion protests start?
5. Why was abortion first illegalised?
6. How did abortion become legalised?
1. Who found the first way and came up with the idea of abortion? Who first illegalised abortion?
2. What were the first protests to try to legalise abortion? What were the first protests for a women's right to chose? What were the reasons for people wanting abortion to be legalised or illegalised?
3. Where did illegal abortions take place?
4. When did the first abortion protests start?
5. Why was abortion first illegalised?
6. How did abortion become legalised?
Monday, 27 March 2017
History Alive Topic Ideas
1. Gender segregation
2. Desegregating schools
3. Children rights
4. World War 2 Jewish rights in Europe
5. Segregation of Religions
This is not about life or death. This is about a women's right to choose- Opening statement
- Woman Suffragist Movement
- Women in war service,
- Alice Paul
- Right to choose
2. Desegregating schools
3. Children rights
- labour rights in Asia
4. World War 2 Jewish rights in Europe
5. Segregation of Religions
This is not about life or death. This is about a women's right to choose- Opening statement
- Roe Vs. Wade
- January 22, 1973, Supreme Court stopped the law criminalising abortion and allow women to have a choice to terminate pregnancy in Texas.
Music:
http://www.protestsonglyrics.net/Songs-about-Womens-Rights.phtml
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