compares and contrasts the styles and methods of John Stuart Mill in “On the Subjection of Women” and Emmeline Pankhurst in “My Own Story.” Here are some suggestions for writing.
Introduction

In the introduction include a brief discussion of the background of the issue (women’s rights, suffrage, etc.). Make reference to the two assigned authors and their writings.

Body
Idea A: Compare and contrast the activists’ lives including their personal circumstances, beliefs about feminism, careers, political actions, and accomplishments.

Idea B: Compare and contrast the styles of Mill and Pankhurst. Use specific examples to show their similarities.

Idea C: Compare and contrast the methods of Mill and Pankhurst. Use specific examples to show their differences.

Conclusion

Determine which author and style you think were more effective in the women’s suffrage movement.