1920 Passage of the 19th Amendment (1920 Capsolar-Master Chart of the Year)

[SteveS]

The 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution granted American women the right to vote, a right known as women's suffrage, and was ratified on August 18, 1920, ending almost a century of protest. ... After a lengthy battle, women's groups finally emerged victorious with the passage of the 19th Amendment.

DC's 1920 Capsolar, the Master Chart of the Year features a rare partile 90 of Moon-Jupiter.
DC's 1920 Capsolar showing the partile Moon-Jupiter 90:
https://imgur.com/eCFA1L7

As a sidebar, note Capsolar's Aug 18 1920 Quotidian chart with p. Moon partile cnj Node!
https://imgur.com/eWR85ch

Ebertin says about Moon-Node contacts:

Sociological Correspondence: Associations or alliances between women...

Pre-History for the passage of The 19th Amendment:
https://www.history.com/topics/womens-h ... mendment-1

[Jim Eshelman]

Moon-Jupiter is a very distinctive aspect for gaining of rights, and - speaking of female suffrage - was a distinct marker of the Seneca Falls conference. Here are some "liberty and rights" moments with Moon-Jupiter aspects in the SMA pattern:

Magna Carta signed (quarter).
Boston Tea Party (quarter).
U.S. Declaration of Independence (day).
Seneca Falls Convention (day).
“Bloody Sunday” for Selma (month).
Loving v. Virginia (week).
Stonewall riots (quarter, month).
Tompkins Square Park riot (quarter, day).
Wounded Knee incident (month).
Baskin v. Bogan (year).
Hollingsworth v. Perry (year, quarter, day).
Same-sex marriage rights nationally (year).

Related in the sense of populist step of greater democratic freedom:
Romanov executions (quarter).
South Carolina seceded (year).