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An illustration featuring a soldier with a rifle, a portrait of a man, and a ballot box labeled "BOX for VALID BALLOTS."
Women and children participate in a suffrage parade, holding signs advocating for women's voting rights.
Album cover of Pete Seeger's "We Shall Overcome," recorded live at Carnegie Hall on June 8, 1963.
Portrait of a man in formal attire, with a high collar and short hair, set against a draped background.

Voting

772 minutes

26 Items

An illustration featuring a soldier with a rifle, a portrait of a man, and a ballot box labeled "BOX for VALID BALLOTS."
Voting

Lesson

4 Activities

60 Min

Women and children participate in a suffrage parade, holding signs advocating for women's voting rights.
The Women’s Suffrage Movement

Lesson

7 Activities

70 Min

Album cover of Pete Seeger's "We Shall Overcome," recorded live at Carnegie Hall on June 8, 1963.
We Shall Overcome: The Fight for Voting Rights

Lesson

Portrait of a man in formal attire, with a high collar and short hair, set against a draped background.
Thomas Wilson Dorr: The Working Class Right to Vote

Lesson

1 Activities

45 Min

An illustration featuring a soldier with a rifle, a portrait of a man, and a ballot box labeled "BOX for VALID BALLOTS."
Essay: Voting

Essay

1969 Words

Women and children participate in a suffrage parade, holding signs advocating for women's voting rights.
Essay: The Women’s Suffrage Movement

Essay

1641 Words

Black and white photo of women in historical attire advocating for women's suffrage.
Remember the Ladies: Women’s Right to Vote

Podcast

Black and white photo of women at a suffrage parade, standing behind a banner for the National Woman's March.
Essay: Elections

Essay

2430 Words

A historical scene depicting a gathering of people in front of a building, engaged in various activities.
Art Analysis: The County Election by George Caleb Bingham, 1852

Activity

40 Min

Black and white photo of women at a suffrage parade, standing behind a banner for the National Woman's March.
Elections

Lesson

11 Activities

140 Min

A red-handled tool inserted into a mechanical voting machine with labeled slots.
Contentious Elections and the Peaceful Transition of Power

E Lesson

20 Min

Women and children participate in a suffrage parade, holding signs advocating for women's voting rights.
Voting Rights in America

E Lesson

20 Min

Black and white photo of six women holding "VOTE" signs at a table in a historic setting.
Voting Rights and the U.S. Constitution

E Lesson

20 Min

A text-based graphic discussing the Voting Rights Act, its impact, and related questions on justice for African Americans.
Voting Rights Act, 1965

Activity

Image promoting a video titled "The Story of Women's Rights in Early America (Part 1)" from the Bill of Rights Institute.
The Story of Women’s Rights in Early America (Part 1) | BRI’s Homework Help History Series

Video

5 Min

Title card for a video about women's suffrage in America, featuring a historical image and text outlining the topic.
The Story of Women’s Suffrage in America (Part 2) | BRI’s Homework Help History Series

Video

7 Min

Historic march with a large banner reading "We March with Selma!" and protesters carrying signs for civil rights.
Selma-to-Montgomery Marchers: Diligently Crossing the Bridge

Lesson

2 Activities

45 Min

Podcast episode graphic featuring the Edmund Pettus Bridge with text about civil rights and "Good Trouble."
Selma, Montgomery and “Good Trouble”

Podcast

32 Min

Text overlay on an image featuring glasses: "Primary Source Close Read: The Sky is Now Her Limit by Elmer Andrews Bushnell."
Learning from The Sky is Now Her Limit Cartoon | A Primary Source Close Read w/ BRI

Video

29 Min

A woman stands at the base of a stairway labeled with various occupations, symbolizing social mobility and opportunity.
Cartoon Analysis: Elmer Andrews Bushnell, “The Sky Is Now Her Limit,” 1920

Activity

40 Min

Text document titled "Primary Source (Scaffolded)" discussing Reconstruction Amendments and related questions.
The Reconstruction Amendments: Thirteenth Amendment, 1865, Fourteenth Amendment, 1868, and Fifteenth Amendment, 1870

Activity

Two women in historical clothing, one seated and the other standing, examining a document together.
Women’s Suffrage and the Nineteenth Amendment

Lesson

2 Activities

75 Min

Graphic titled "The Rise of Mass Politics: Jackson Democracy" with outlined figures and checkmark, part of BRI's Homework Help series.
The Rise of Mass Politics: Jacksonian Democracy | BRI’s Homework Help Series

Video

5 Min

Bill of Rights Institute webinar on Jacksonian Democracy and Antebellum Reform, featuring Tom Richey. Episode #5.
AP U.S. History Prep Episode #5 | Jacksonian Democracy and Antebellum Reform (1824-1848)

Video

59 Min

Two black-and-white portraits of women from the 19th century, one in a bonnet and the other in a formal dress with a shawl.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and the Struggle for Women’s Suffrage

Essay

2406 Words

Illustration of a woman leading a suffrage procession on horseback in Washington, D.C., March 3, 1913.
Alice Paul and the Struggle for Women’s Suffrage

Essay

2705 Words