True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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Suffragists were women who fought in the war.
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2.
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Some women were concerned that if women were given the right to vote, then
marriages would fall apart.
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3.
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Alice Paul founded the National Woman’s Party in 1916.
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4.
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Temperance is the drinking of alcohol after midnight.
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5.
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Prohibition is the passing of laws to prohibit the making or selling of
alcohol.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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6.
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A popular term for up-to-date women who pursued interests outside the home
was
a. | “working women.” | c. | “women's
clubs.” | b. | “new women.” | d. | “suffragists.” |
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7.
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The first state to give women the vote was
a. | New York. | c. | California. | b. | Wyoming. | d. | Illinois. |
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8.
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What constitutional amendment gave women the right to vote?
a. | Nineteenth Amendment | c. | Fourteenth Amendment | b. | Fifteenth Amendment | d. | Eighteenth
Amendment |
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9.
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What temperance crusader entered saloons and broke bottles and kegs with an
ax?
a. | Susan B. Anthony | c. | Jane Addams | b. | Alice Paul | d. | Carry Nation |
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10.
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The Prohibition Law is the
a. | Nineteenth Amendment. | c. | Eighteenth Amendment. | b. | Fifteenth
Amendment. | d. | Fourteenth
Amendment. |
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Matching
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Match each item with the correct statement below. a. | Mother Cabrini | d. | Frances Willard | b. | Alice Paul | e. | Jane Addams | c. | Mary Church
Terrell |
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11.
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established Hull House
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12.
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president of National Association of Colored Women
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worked with the poor
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14.
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founded National Woman's Party
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head of Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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Short Answer
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16.
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Who was the Italian nun who came to the United States to work with the
poor?
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17.
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What was the name of the men and women who fought for women’s right to
vote?
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18.
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What reasons did some groups have for opposing giving women the right to
vote?
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19.
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What was the outcome of Alice Paul’s group protesting in front of the
White House in 1917?
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20.
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In 1917 what was the response of Congress to the temperance movement?
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