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Jeannette Rankin: The Woman Who Voted No

Ronald Bayly and Nancy Landgren

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Publisher:	PBS
Pub Date:	11/15/1995

Subject(s):

Biography & Autobiography
History
Politics

Language(s):

English

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File size:	152687 KB
Release date:	Nov 08, 2007

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In 1916, Montana voters sent Jeannette Rankin to Congress, the first woman elected to national office. This film chronicles her life as a prominent speaker, lobbyist, and suffragist organizer. After voting against U.S. entry into World War I "I want to stand by my country, but I cannot vote for war"she worked for peace groups. Re-elected to Congress in 1940, Rankin remained true to her conscience and cast the only anti-war vote in 1941.

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