The expansion of the public sphere allowed women to unify and become a source of power, as well as encourage other women to do the same. Women became more vocal in various media. In addition to increasing their readership of newspapers and being more actively involved by listening to other feminist leaders in their communities, this demonstrates the power of information and education. The communication allowed networks to expand and distribution of pamphlets that encouraged the empowerment of women. This led to various things, including increased higher levels of education for women and finally allowing women the right to vote in 1920.
