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1
Who was the first woman to be elected to the U.S. congress?
Susan B. Anthony
Jeanette Rankin
Alice Paul
2
What method of teaching and learning did Sojourner Truth use?
poems
stories
songs
all of the above
3
Woodrow Wilson was reluctant to support a federal suffrage amendment because
both A and B
B- he was worried he'd lose the support of the Democratic party
C- he was skeptical women could make the difficult decisions needed tovote
A- attention was on the looming war
4
More than any other, what changed public opinion about the suffragists forever?
the Silent Sentinels
the Torchlight Parade
the Night of Terror
5
Who was the main author of the Declaration of Sentiments?
Lucy Stone
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
6
Mary Church Terrell was an advocate for many causes to imprve the lives of African Americans incl all the fllwng except
better jobs and education
improved living conditions
temperance
better healthcare
7
The Declaration of Sentiments and Rights, presented at the Seneca Falls Convention was modeled after
Magna Carter
The Declaration of Independence
all of the above
The Beatitudes
8
The general attitude of those in high society towards suffragist was that they were
crude
overzealous Christians
generally lady like, but took things too far
true women
9
What newly published book inspired Carrie Chapman Catt to improve her morality and intellect?
Common Sense by Thomas Payne
On the Origin of Species by Charles Darwin
Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell
10
Matilda Joslyn Gage’s voting experience was ironic because she
advised readers of her articles how to vote, yet couldn’t vote herself
could vote in her adopted nation, but not in her birth nation
had to pay taxes, but could not vote
11
Which suffragists met at the 1840 World Anti-Slavery Convention in London?
Lucy Stone and Julia Ward Howe
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott
12
Julia Ward Howe was an unusual suffragist because she was
from high society
very young when she joined the movement
married to very supportive husband
13
One of the first American women to advocate for women's rights was
Abigail Adams
Martha Washington
Dua Lipa
Betsy Ross
14
Being a suffragist could cost women their______
all of the above
lives or health
family and friends
reputations
15
Victoria Woodhull’s accomplishments included all of the following EXCEPT
founding Woodhull and Claflin’s Weekly newspaper
starting the Equal Rights Party and declaring herself candidate for Presdnt
founding the first women’s rights lobbying group
starting the first female-led stock brokerage firm on Wall Street
16
L. Frank Baum, author of,
The
Wonderful Wizard of Oz
, was connected to the women’s suffrage movements because
both answers are correct
his books featured women in nontraditional roles
his books shattered myths about who holds power
17
The temperance movement was connected to women’s rights because
alcohol abuse led to poverty for many families
alcohol abuse led to family violence
if women could vote, they could vote for laws to ban alcohol
all of the above
18
What inspired Adelina (Nina) Ortero-Warren to join the suffrage cause?
hving the NMconstitution deny wmen the right to vote when it became a state
not recving a promised inheritance aftr the death of hermother due togender
rebelling against the traditional male-dominated culture she grew up in
19
Which group of early suffragists seem to have received the best family support for their education?
women from the South
women from wealthy families
Quakers
married women
20
A demand for women's vote was hotly debated at the Seneca Falls convention for all of the following reasons
EXCEPT
some
wanted to simply convince men to vote for their causes.
felt it would go against their religious beliefs
worried focusing on the vote would distract fr other causes such as educatn
worried focusing on the vote would take away from other issues -prop rights
believed women were not smart enough to vote
21
Lucretia Mott’s radical ideas were made more palatable to her audience because she
told stories and used biblical references to make her points
was a motherly figure who spoke in a quaint, calming way
was a charming&happy and she pointed out the bright side of every situation
22
As the suffrage movement progressed it generally got more
both B and C
A) pushback
B) support
C) extreme
23
The alliance between ____ was similar to that of Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton a generation earlier.
Julia Ward Howe and Carrie Chapman Catt
Lucy Stone and Frances Willard
Carrie Chapman Catt and Lucy Stone
Lucy Burns and Alice Paul
24
Other than the vote for women, one thing suffragists seemed to agree on was
people of all faith were welcome
men should not be part of the movement
racism is wrong
women should not marry
25
Jeannette Rankin's vote against the war with Germany was a product of her
war- weary constituents
Quaker faith
father's stance that war solved nothing
26
How many times was the federal women's suffrage amendment defeated in Congress before it was finally approved?
twenty
ten
forty
five
27
Abby Kelly Foster and her husband used the phrase_________to explain why they would not pay the taxes on their home
Women won't pay
No vote, no taxes
Taxation without representation
28
Which was NOT an implication of Sojourner Truth’s choice of name?
She wanted to be known as a reformer who changed society for the better.
She wanted a name that no longer defined her as a slave.
She wanted a name that highlighted her educational accomplishments.
29
What injustice(s) did Lucy Stone experience at college?
not being allowed to write a speech for her class’s graduation ceremony
not being given a place to stay on the college campus
being paid less for her work doing chores than the male students
30
Anna Howard Shaw is best described as a
radical reformer
competent survivor
innocent idealist
31
What other causes were championed by suffragists?
African American rights
All of the above
worker's rights
temperance (reduce/eliminate alcohol)
32
Jeannette Rankin was involved in work reforming
all of these are correct
the judicial system
the prison system
voting laws
33
According to the original wording in the US Constitution, voting was for
persons/people
free white land-owning men over the age of 21
educated white men
34
What hardships(s) did Susan B. Anthony and Anna Howard Shaw
NOT
encounter while drumming up support for suffrage?
harsh frontier conditions
no beds
no shelter for the night
limited food supplies
extreme weather
35
Who convinced Harry T. Burn to vote in favor of women’s suffrage?
his mother
Carl Karcher
all of the above
his constituents
36
The original of the Declaration of Sentiments has never turned up, but we know what it said thanks to
Mary Ann Shadd Cary
Mary Church Terrel
Frederick Douglass, who printed it in The North Star
37
Susan B. Anthony was known for her
severe manner
motherly traits
likeability
ability to compromise
38
The battle for women's suffrage was won only after the movement
was opened up to everyone
let men take the lead
got each state to grant women suffrage
39
Many early suffragists were led to the cause of women’s rights thanks to
thier exclusion from involvement in other reform cases
all of the above
persecution when speaking for other causes
their religious beliefs
40
As a free black woman living in the North, what hardship(s) did Mary Ann Shadd Cary experience?
All of the above
C)-concerns over being snatched off the street and forced into slavery
B) - prejudiced attitudes, even among northerners
Both "B" and "C"
A)education of African Americans wasn't allowed in her hme state- Delaware
41
The suffrage victory in New York was notable because it
made the amendment to the US Constitution inevitable
both answers are correct
was the first success for full suffrage in the East
42
A number of early suffragists were Quakers because
Quaker boys and girls were treated and educated equally
They were used to hearing women speak boldly, anyone could speak in church
they believed everyone has a divine inner spirit
all these answers are correct
43
Which was NOT a way people brought attention to the issue of women’s suffrage?
marches, speeches and hunger strikes
writing articles and drawing cartoons
holding conventions
sit-ins and boycotts
44
Three years into the formation of the Men's League for Woman Suffrage, the number of members was ______.
2,000
20,000
1,200
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