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    The document discusses the struggle for women's rights in Canada through the accomplishments of several notable women. It outlines how Louise McKinney, Nellie Mcclung, and Emily Murphy helped improve working conditions, prohibit alcohol, declare women as persons, and promote social reform and assistance for mothers. Additionally, it mentions that Nellie Mcclung was also active in politics, prohibition and suffrage, and that Ann Augusta Stowe-Gullen was the first woman to obtain a medical degree in Canada.

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    The document discusses the struggle for women's rights in Canada through the accomplishments of several notable women. It outlines how Louise McKinney, Nellie Mcclung, and Emily Murphy helped improve working conditions, prohibit alcohol, declare women as persons, and promote social reform and assistance for mothers. Additionally, it mentions that Nellie Mcclung was also active in politics, prohibition and suffrage, and that Ann Augusta Stowe-Gullen was the first woman to obtain a medical degree in Canada.

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    The document discusses the struggle for women's rights in Canada through the accomplishments of several notable women. It outlines how Louise McKinney, Nellie Mcclung, and Emily Murphy helped improve working conditions, prohibit alcohol, declare women as persons, and promote social reform and assistance for mothers. Additionally, it mentions that Nellie Mcclung was also active in politics, prohibition and suffrage, and that Ann Augusta Stowe-Gullen was the first woman to obtain a medical degree in Canada.

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    Women: The Struggle for Rights

    Elected MLA in Alberta Louise McKinney


    Improved working conditions for women Nellie Mcclung
    Prohibition of alcohol WCU
    Focused on needs of women and children NCOWC
    In 1916 declared women to be a person Emily Murphy
    Institute in Stoney Creek promoted social Natalie Hunter
    reform and assisted women for mother hood

    Active in politics, prohibition and suffrage Nellie Mcclung


    First women to obtain a medical degree in Ann Augusta Stowe-Gullen
    Canada.

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