Feminism is a theory that keeps up that ladies and men ought to be equivalent politically, financially, and socially. The ladies' development in the U.S., all things considered, has had three stages. In the main stage, two branches of woman's rights existed – a radical branch that supported the change of all the general public's establishments, and a traditionalist branch that focused on winning the vote in favor of ladies. Amid this initial stage, the traditionalist branch ruled. After the vote was won in 1920, the development started to disintegrate.
