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- 1. Multiple Choice
Many female abolitionists began working to improve women’s rights -
once slavery was abolished across every state in the Union
wealthy feminists were paying women large amounts of money to help further their cause
they were not allowed to participate in many abolition meetings because they were women
because they enjoyed working on the abolition movement
- 2. Multiple Choice
One of the goals of the women's suffrage movement was togive women the right to work.allow women to attend church.give women the right to vote.get women out of schools. - 3. Multiple ChoiceSuffrage means the right to _______________.own a firearmvote in political electionspractice your religionfree speech
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhich person below was the most important figure in the Women's Suffrage Movement?Penelope BarkerSusan B. AnthonyDolley MadisonHarriett Tubman
- 5. Multiple ChoiceIn the 1840s, Seneca Falls, New York, became the scene of an important convention for -women's rightslabor union organizationtemperance reformprison reforms
- 6. Multiple ChoiceIn what way did the ideas of the Declaration of Sentiments differ from the ideas found in the Declaration of Independence?The Declaration of Sentiments was written by Thomas JeffersonThe Declaration of Independence granted voting rights to men and womenThe Declaration of Independence supported the idea of nullificationThe Declaration of Sentiments included the equality of men and women
- 7. Multiple ChoiceElizabeth Cady Stanton was_____The leader of the Abolition Movement.The leader of the Women's Rights Movement.The Leader of the Prison Reform Movement.
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhich Reform movement most closely associates with the term "suffrage?"Education ReformTemperance MovementWomen's Rights Movement
- 9. Multiple Choice
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B Anthony,and Lucretia Mott, were some of the leaders of which movement?
Temperance
Women's Rights
Abolitionist Movement
Baking Reform
- 10. Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements would reflect how women were traditionally viewed in the 19th century?
“I hope my wife can understand my working late at the factory tonight. We really needed extra money.”
“My wife has been a factory owner for 5 years now and has been very successful."
"I don’t understand why girls need to go to school; they just need training on how to manage a household.”
“Women should have the right to own land so that they can provide for their family if the father dies.”
- 11. Multiple Choice
Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton impacted the women’s rights movement by -
writing articles for popular newspapers about the inequality between men and women
leading women’s rights marches in the streets of Washington D.C.
writing letters to senators about how women are created as equals as men
organizing the Seneca Falls Convention
- 12. Multiple Choice
In the Declaration of Sentiments, the most popular statement was -
“every man was born because of a woman”
“our country promises equality, yet slaves and women have not yet received their promise”
“all men and women were created equal”
“raising children is just as difficult as farming or working in textile mills”
- 13. Multiple Choice
A tourist would most likely go to the location shown above on the map to visit-
the Elizabeth Cady Stanton house in Women's Rights National Historical Park.
Historic Jamestown in Colonial National Historic Park
Independence Hall in Independence National Historical Park
George Washington's Headquarters in Valley Forge National Historical Park
- 14. Multiple ChoiceSusan B. Anthony wanted....the colonists to be free from British rule.to be the first woman presidentto be a nurseall women to have the right to vote
- 15. Multiple ChoiceSusan B. Anthony was an abolonist. What is an abolonist?someone who wants everyone to have the right to vote.someone who wants slavery to end.someone who wants to be freesomeone who wants to be a president
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