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Twelve Angry Women? The Mysterious Colonial Jury

Twelve Angry Women? The Mysterious Colonial Jury

by Kate Dolan | Jul 16, 2019 | Colonial America, Living History

Since the laws in the U.S. did not grant women the universal privilege to vote until 1920, most people are aware that women’s ability to participate in the political and legal process was severely restricted for centuries after the first European settlers landed on...

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