Cobblestone American History and Current Events for Kids and Children

GETTING PERSPECTIVE OPPOSING PICTURES

Both prosuffrage and antisuffrage supporters published editorial cartoons to convince people of their point of view. In an age before television, movies, and the Internet, editorial cartoons were a great way to reach people. It is interesting to see

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