July 10 in American History
Wyoming became the 44th state — and the first to enter with women's suffrage already written into its constitution, earning it the nickname "The Equality State." Western states led the country on the vote decades before the 19th Amendment.
In 1890: Wyoming joins the Union. Wyoming became the 44th state — and the first to enter with women's suffrage already written into its constitution, earning it the nickname "The Equality State." Western states led the country on the vote decades before the 19th Amendment.
Wyoming became the 44th state — and the first to enter with women's suffrage already written into its constitution, earning it the nickname "The Equality State." Western states led the country on the vote decades before the 19th Amendment.
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