Women's Suffrage Bingo

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Women’s Suffrage Bingo

Welcome to the Women’s Suffrage Bingo! Below you will find five playing cards and a calling list. To play the game, you will need at least two players and one person to call the terms. The goal of the game is to cover five squares in a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal row. The person calling the terms on the list can call them in any order or use the term cards. To use the cards, print out all 25 term cards and cut them to make 25 individual cards. Once all cards have been cut, shuffle them and call out each card one by one. If a player has the card that was called, they will mark their BINGO card accordingly. Be creative and use something fun to mark your cards! Also, if you would like to learn more about the terms listed below, information and resources will be provided. You can find this information after the BINGO playing cards.

Calling List:

1. Susan B. Anthony 2. Suffrage 3. Elizabeth Cady Stanton 4. Lucretia Mott 5. 19th Amendment 6. Lucy Stone 7. National Woman Suffrage Association 8. National Women’s Party 9. Alice Paul 10. August 18, 1920 11. Women’s Suffrage 12. Seneca Falls Convention 13. 1910 14. 1848 15. Carrie Chapman Catt 16. The Declaration of Sentiments 17. Frederick Douglass 18. Paulina Wright Davis 19. Abby Kelley Foster 20. William Lloyd Garrison 21. Sojourner Truth 22. Suffragist 23. National American Woman Suffrage Association 24. American Equal Rights Association 25. The National Council of Women

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Women Suffrage Term Cards:

Susan B. Suffrage Anthony

Elizabeth Cady Lucretia Mott Stanton

19th Amendment Lucy Stone

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National Woman National Women’s Suffrage Association Party

Alice Paul August 18, 1920

Seneca Falls Women’s Suffrage Convention

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1910 1848

The Declaration of Carrie Chapman Catt Sentiments

Frederick Douglass Paulina Wright Davis

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Abby Kelley Foster William Lloyd Garrison

Sojourner Truth Suffragist

National American American Equal Rights Woman Suffrage Association Association

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The National Council of Women

Feel free to be creative and decorate your cards however you want! Use markers, colored pencils, stickers, anything! Make this game unique for you!

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Card #1

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August 18, Abby Elizabeth Frederick Seneca 1920 Kelley Cady Douglass Falls Foster Stanton Convention

The Declaration Lucy Paulina of Stone FREE Suffragist Wright Sentiments Davis

The William Women’s National National Lloyd Suffrage Women’s Council of Suffrage Women Garrison Party

American Susan B. Equal Alice Sojourner Anthony 1910 Rights Paul Truth Association

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The August Declaration Elizabeth National Seneca 18, Of Cady Women’s Falls 1920 Sentiments Stanton Party Convention

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American Carrie Susan B. 1910 Equal Rights Chapman Sojourner Anthony Association Catt Truth

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Card #3

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The Paulina Women’s National National Wright Suffrage Women’s Council of Suffrage Women Davis Party

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Declaration Lucy Frederick FREE Suffragist of Stone Douglass Sentiments

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Susan B. August 18, Equal Alice Sojourner Anthony 1920 Rights Paul Truth Association

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Card #5

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August 18, Abby Elizabeth Lucretia Susan B. 1920 Kelley Cady Mott Anthony Foster Stanton

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William National Carrie Lloyd Suffragist Women’s Chapman Suffrage Garrison Party Catt

American Seneca Equal Alice Sojourner Falls Rights 1910 Paul Truth Convention Association

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Women Suffrage Terms Explained:

How did the fight for the right to vote start?

In 1848, the Seneca Falls Convention was attended by abolitionist activists who were invited by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott. This event was held to discuss women’s rights and celebrated the Declaration of Sentiments that was produced by the delegates of the convention.

Who were key influences of the movement?

Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton continued the movement for women suffrage—women’s right to vote—through the Civil War. The American Equal Rights Association was created and worked from 1866 to 1869 to secure equal rights for all American citizens with Lucretia Mitt as president. Following the war, in 1868 and 1870 the 14th and 15th Amendment were ratified to guarantee all males, including black males, the right to vote. However, some women suffragist felt it was unfair that the recent ratification of the Constitution did not include women. Therefore, in order to show the lack of support of the 15th Amendment and as a response to the lack of universal suffrage, the National Woman Suffrage Association was founded by Lucy Stone to fight for women’s right to vote. However, not every women suffragist refused to support the 15th amendment and still wanted to fight for women’s right to vote. The American Woman Suffrage Association was then created as a response but did not last. Additionally, the National Council of Women was founded in 1888 by Susan B. Anthony which fought for women’s issues and was composed of national organizations.

In 1890, the National Woman Suffrage Association and the American Woman Suffrage Association merged and formed the National American Woman Suffrage Association with Elizabeth Cady Stanton as president. In 1910, women were starting to gain the right to vote in some states. Carrie Chapman Catt began a plan to campaign that included state and local suffrage organization. Alice Paul founded the National Women’s Party which embraced more radical approaches. Following World War I, the 19th Amendment to the Constitution was finally ratified on August 18, 1920. Women finally gained the right to vote. Please visit https://www.history.com/topics/womens-history/the-fight-for-womens-suffrage for more information.

Advocates and Activists for the movement: Frederick Douglass, Paulina Wright Davis, Abby Kelley Foster, William Lloyd Garrison, Sojourner Truth, and more!

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