Clara Barton and Eleanor Roosevelt sitting down over tea to remanence over the advancement and suffrage of women over time as they look back and admire each other s efforts to make a positive impact on America and its history I don t believe that neither would have much to say you ask why Because they both believed that over time women would have equal rights so it wouldn't have been such a shock to them As time goes on the power that women obtain grows Regarding today's society there will always be individuals against the rights that women obtain but other than that things are changing for the better and women are now able to perform duties that were typically assigned to men Today the traditional style of housewives is slowing declining new opportunity are now presenting themselves for women and overall both Clara and Eleanor would be extremely proud of women and how much they have progressed Clara Barton was born in Oxford Massachusetts on December 25th 1821 Barton became a teacher working in the U S Patent Office and was an independent nurse during the Civil War She used up much of her life in the service of others During the Civil War Clara Barton was on a mission to aid the soldiers in any way she could Barton collected and dispersed supplies for the Union Army All through the Civil War numerous nurses were needed on the battlefield Barton aided surgeons with many medical procedures
