Unit 6: Toward a More Perfect Union
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The citizen's RIGHT to vote in all elections.
Suffrage, n.
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A person who takes part in activities to bring about political or social change
Activist, n.
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A gathering of people meeting for a common goal or purpose
Convention, n.
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To stand outside of an important location and protest, often with signs
Picket, v.
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A person who works to reform, or create positive change.
Reformer, n.
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Section 1: The Early Suffrage Movement
Pages 139-142
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Multiple Select
Select three rights married women did not have before Women's Suffrage Movement:
The right to vote
The freedom of speech
The right to own property
The right to their own money
The right to live anywhere they wanted.
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What did the Declaration of Sentiments claim that was different?
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Multiple Choice
What important phrase came from the Declaration of Sentiments?
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men and women are created equal.
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Multiple Choice
Elizabeth Cady Stanton BOTH attended an __________ convention in London.
anti-slavery
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Multiple Choice
What does the word "suffrage" mean?
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Select two tactics Suffragists used to campaign for Women's Rights:
They picketed.
They marched at the White House.
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What does it mean to picket?
To protest by standing outside a location with signs.
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Multiple Choice
The first __________________ was held in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1849.
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What was the name of Sojourner Truth's famous speech?
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Section 1: The Early Suffrage Movement
Pages 143-145
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Multiple Choice
Why did Susan B. Anthony get arrested in 1849?
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Select 3 things that Susan B. Anthony fought for in her lifetime:
women's rights
temperance movement
conserving the environment
abolition of slavery
fighting for child labor laws
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Section 3: The Road to the 19th Amendment
Pages 147-149
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What was the name of Mable Ping-Hua Lee's most famous speech/
The Meaning of Women's Suffrage
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Why did many Black suffragists have to form their own groups?
They faced discrimination.
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Section 4: National Suffrage at Last
Pages 150-152
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How many states had to vote 'yes' for the Susan B. Anthony amendment to pass?
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What did the 19th Amendment do for American Women?
It abolished slavery for women.
It granted American women the right to vote.
It granted women the right to own property.
It established equal pay for women.
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