Women In The 1920s Crossword

Emily Murphy, Henrietta Edwards, Louise McKinney, Irene Parlby, and Nellie McClung
This stated that only "qualified persons" could be appointed to senate, which in 1867 was understood to only refer to men
Emily Murphy's appointment as a magistrate was challenged because she was not considered a ________________
Was the Supreme Court of Canada's ruling in favor or against the Famous Five?
The Persons Case was a significant moment in History for _______________
The expectations of women post-war changed drastically from those established _____________
A movement in society and culture that represents a break in tradition and a search for new expression
Post-War, many changes occurred regarding women’s fashion and style, as well as _________________
The Court of Appeal which ruled women where to be considered "persons" under the law.
A lot more women were gaining this level of education, the number of women attending doubled in the 1920s
Women who wore makeup, shorter dresses, cut their hair into bobs, went to jazz clubs, didn’t wear corsets, usually angered older generations, and were usually shown smoking cigarettes
The first medal won by Canada in the Olympics was won by a women in 1928. This was a result of women becoming more______________in sports organizations and athletic clubs
Women who were activists and fought for their right to vote and believed through peaceful campaign they would achieve their goals.
The only women to win her seat during the 1921 election. She was the first women to have a place in the House of commons
The Married Women_____________________ gave married women in Alberta the same legal capacity as men, meaning that the women who chose to marry no longer have to give up the rights to their properties
There were cutbacks and many women were laid-off after the war, but by the 1920’s wartime levels of_____________________ involvement were re-established
In 1925, this law was changed to allow women to obtain divorce on the same grounds as men