2. Climatology & Meteorology

Climatology and meteorology study climate and weather patterns. In the context of women's suffrage, these sciences highlight how environmental conditions can influence social movements. For example, major rallies or events often depended on good weather for participation. Understanding climate patterns also played a role in planning protests or meetings. Additionally, the impact of climate on public health could affect women's roles in advocating for rights. Thus, while feminism primarily focuses on social issues, environmental factors intertwined with weather significantly shaped the strategies and outcomes of the women's suffrage movement historically.