The women's suffrage movement belongs to [[1]].

Feminism was the main motive of the suffrage movement.Between 1917 and 1938, women's suffrage in Uruguay was essentially established. The Uruguayan Constitution of 1917 stated that women should have the right to vote, and a decree from 1932 made this a legal requirement. The Uruguayan general election of 1938 was the first national election in which women cast ballots.