-
Voting
In 1841, Thomas W. Dorr, a Harvard-educated attorney, organized an extralegal convention to frame a new state constitution and abolish voting restrictions. Every Man in a religion could vote as long as they were 18 -
Womens rights
In 1848, at the first women’s rights convention in Seneca Falls, New York, delegates adopted a resolution calling for women’s suffrage for not being able to vote. -
Roy Torcaso
Roy Torcaso Signed the paper work to show that he beileved in god -
He Had a Dream
Martin Luther King Jr. launched a voter registration drive in Selma, Alabama, in early 1965. Everyone could come together and not be considered different for what they believed in and the way they looked -
Money or Love
but it may be getting in the way of the things that really matter: Happiness and love. When people are weathy they tend to have way younger wifes and girlfriends that only want them for their money and they dont even care about the person. -
Dependent on their parents
Children growing up in wealthy families may seem to have it all, but having it all may come at a high cost. Children will never learn how to live without theirparents because the parents buy their kids whatever they want no matter how expensive it is. -
Changes a human
The pursuit of wealth itself can also become a compulsive behavior. They start o waist money and then they get addicted to spending their money that they can't ever stop. -
Prescriptions
By 2013, all doctors haev to report any payments from pharmaceutical companies to the government, and those records will be available to the public. -
People think money can do anything
in Texas, where a 16-year-old boy claimed that his family's wealth should exempt him from responsibility for the deaths of four people. People think they can do anything when they are wealthy. -
Not Over
The history of voting rights is not yet over. Even today, debate continues. To this day the rights are still changing.