Republican Convention in Chicago, June 1920. In the background, a National Women's Party banner reads, 'Why does the Republican Party Block suffrage' Within two months, the Tennessee legislature became the 36th state, making the 19th amendment part of the U.S. Constitution.

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Republican Convention in Chicago, June 1920. In the background, a National Women's Party banner reads, 'Why does the Republican Party Block suffrage' Within two months, the Tennessee legislature became the 36th state, making the 19th amendment part of the U.S. Constitution.

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