Women Win the Vote

For most of history, women couldn't vote. After decades of protest, they did.

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Time travel

Half the population locked out

For most of history, only MEN could vote in elections. Women were considered legally inferior — they couldn't own property, sign contracts, or vote. Starting in the 1800s, women organised to change that — a movement called WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE.