I Could Do That: Ester Morris Gets Women The Vote
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Browse Full-length Non-member TitlesEsther Morris believed she could do anything. Not only did she start her own business and raise a family in the Wild West, but she also campaigned for women's right to vote. Ultimately, she became the first female judge and the first woman in the U.S. to hold a political office. Based on the children's book by Linda Arms White.
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Runtime: 17 minutes 4 seconds
- Topic: Biographies, History, Literature, Social Science
- Subtopic: Biography, Children's Literature, Government, Women
- Grade/Interest Level: 5 - 8
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- Release Year: 2005
- Producer/Distributor: Weston Woods Studios
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