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The Henry Ford's Innovation Nation
Season 9 • Episode 17 • Automobiles & Women’s Suffrage
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The Henry Ford's Innovation Nation Season 9, Episode 17: Automobiles & Women’s Suffrage
One of our associate curators discusses the automobile's role in the women’s suffrage movement with host Mo Rocca, who also shows us a high-tech chess trainer, an update on the inventor of the "Hollow Flashlight," and a waterproof bag designed to protect cars during floods. Watch The Henry Ford's Innovation Nation Season 9, Episode 17 Automobiles & Women’s Suffrage in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of The Henry Ford's Innovation Nation Season 9, Episode 17 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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