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WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE (pgs. 296-297 & 378-379) Term Definition Suffrage Right to vote

Susan B. Anthony Woman suffragist (woman fighting for her right to vote) during the 19th century, was arrested for attempting to vote (form of protest)

Elizabeth Cady Stanton Woman suffragist (woman fighting for her right to vote) during the 19th century, worked with Susan B. Anthony

Carrie Catt Woman suffragist (woman fighting for her right to vote) during the 19th & 20th centuries, leader of NAWSA (organization dedicated to acquiring the right to vote for women) Lucy Burns Woman suffragist (woman fighting for her right to vote) during the 20th century, modern and more radical woman suffragist, worked closely with Alice Paul in NAWSA and the NWP

Alice Paul Woman suffragist (woman fighting for her right to vote) during the 20th century, modern and more radical woman suffragist, formed NWP and supported the country adopting a constitutional amendment giving women the right to vote NAWSA National American Woman Suffrage Association, more traditional woman suffragists organization, led by Carrie Catt, tried to convince politicians and states to support suffrage for women

NWP National Woman’s Party, more radical and militant woman suffragists organization, led by Alice Paul, organized parades and protested outside of the White House to draw attention to their cause

19th Amendment An amendment to the U.S. Constitution that states the right to vote cannot be denied based upon gender, gives women the right to vote, ratified in 1920

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Name: ______Hour: _____ UN#6: WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE

WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE (pgs. 296-297 & 378-379) Choose the correct answer… Definition A) Suffrage Right to vote B) 19th Amendment

A) Susan B. Anthony Woman suffragist (woman fighting for her right to vote) B) Carrie Catt during the 19th century, was arrested for attempting to vote C) Elizabeth Cady Stanton (form of protest)

A) Susan B. Anthony Woman suffragist (woman fighting for her right to vote) B) Carrie Catt during the 19th century, worked with Susan B. Anthony C) Elizabeth Cady Stanton

A) Susan B. Anthony Woman suffragist (woman fighting for her right to vote) B) Carrie Catt during the 19th & 20th centuries, leader of NAWSA C) Elizabeth Cady Stanton (organization dedicated to acquiring the right to vote for women)

A) Lucy Burns Woman suffragist (woman fighting for her right to vote) B) Alice Paul during the 20th century, modern and more radical woman suffragist, worked closely with Alice Paul in NAWSA and the NWP

A) Lucy Burns Woman suffragist (woman fighting for her right to vote) B) Alice Paul during the 20th century, modern and more radical woman suffragist, formed NWP and supported the country adopting a constitutional amendment giving women the right to vote

A) NAWSA National American Woman Suffrage Association, more B) NWP traditional woman suffragists organization, led by Carrie Catt, tried to convince politicians and states to support suffrage for women

A) NAWSA National Woman’s Party, more radical and militant woman B) NWP suffragists organization, led by Alice Paul, organized parades and protested outside of the White House to draw attention to their cause

A) 18th Amendment An amendment to the U.S. Constitution that states the right to B) 19th Amendment vote cannot be denied based upon gender, gives women the C) 20th Amendment right to vote, ratified in 1920

Choice Strategy Name: ______Hour: _____ UN#6: WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE

WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE (pgs. 296-297 & 378-379) Term Page Number Definition Suffrage 296

Susan B. Anthony 296

Elizabeth Cady Stanton 296

Carrie Catt 297

Lucy Burns 297

Alice Paul 297

NAWSA 297

NWP 297

19th Amendment 297

Closed Strategy

Closed Strategy Name: ______Hour: _____ UN#6: WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE

WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE (pgs. 296-297 & 378-379) Term Definition Suffrage

Susan B. Anthony

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Carrie Catt

Lucy Burns

Alice Paul

NAWSA

NWP

19th Amendment

Open Ended

Name: ______Hour: _____ UN#6: WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE

WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE (pgs. 296-297 & 378-379) Correct? Term Definition Suffrage Right to vote YES

Susan B. Anthony Woman suffragist (woman fighting for her right to vote) YES during the 19th century, was arrested for attempting to vote (form of protest) NO

Carrie Catt Woman suffragist (woman fighting for her right to vote) YES during the 19th century, worked with Susan B. Anthony

Elizabeth Cady Stanton Woman suffragist (woman fighting for her right to vote) YES during the 19th & 20th centuries, leader of NAWSA (organization dedicated to acquiring the right to vote for NO women)

Lucy Burns Woman suffragist (woman fighting for her right to vote) YES during the 20th century, modern and more radical woman suffragist, worked closely with Alice Paul in NAWSA and NO the NWP

Alice Paul Woman suffragist (woman fighting for her right to vote) YES during the 20th century, modern and more radical woman suffragist, formed NWP and supported the country NO adopting a constitutional amendment giving women the right to vote NAWSA National American Woman Suffrage Association, more YES traditional woman suffragists organization, led by Carrie Catt, tried to convince politicians and states to support NO suffrage for women

NWP National Woman’s Party, more radical and militant woman YES suffragists organization, led by Alice Paul, organized parades and protested outside of the White House to draw NO attention to their cause

19th Amendment An amendment to the U.S. Constitution that states the right YES to vote cannot be denied based upon gender, gives women the right to vote, ratified in 1920 NO

Yes No Strategy