Examine this illustration titled "the sky is now her limit". it was created in 1920, the year in which women in the united states achieved the right to vote.

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The illustration is called "the sky is now her limit." It depicts a poor woman that is carrying to buckets of water and is in front of a ladder. She is looking up the ladder that has many rungs labeled "slavery," "House drudgery," "shop work," "clerks, agents, maids," and in the very top of the ladder the rungs says "Equal Suffrage," "wage equity," and "Presidency."

The cartoon was published in 1920 and is a sarcastic representation of women's situation at that moment and the long way the had in front to gain respect and recognition of their capabilities and skills to equity and rights.

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