How did the leadership of NAWSA shut down the activities of the Congressional Union?

Forced Paul and Burns to step down as leaders.

Write a letter to the Washington Post.

How did the leadership of NAWSA shut down the activities of the Congressional Union?

Forced Paul and Burns to step down as leaders.

Sent Paul and Burns to California

What did Alice Paul and Lucy Burns do in response to losing the Congressional Union?

Formed the National Women's Party

What was the purpose of the National Women's Party (NWP)?

To pass a constitutional amendment allowing women's suffrage.

To work for equal pay for equal work.

To champion the cause of working women.

To provide for free national day care.

What were the two major strategies to fight for women's suffrage?

State by State and Constitutional Amendment.

Writing Editorials and letters to the president

What does the NWP start doing on January 17, 1917?

Join the NAWSA for a state-by-state plan.

When did public opinion for the picketing turn against the NWP?

When the U.S. declared war on Germany and entered WWI.

When Alice Paul began burning Wilson's speeches.

When the women refused to stop even when the weather turned bad.

When NAWSA spoke out against them.

Why did the picketers refuse to pay the fine?

They were not guilty of any crime.

They thought the fine was too steep.

An all women's prison for the worst offenders.

A prison for political prisoners

What does Alice Paul do to get arrested?

Pickets and burns Wilson's speeches.

Chains herself to the White House fence.

Walks in the middle of the street.

Why did the Tennessee representative change his vote?

He didn't want to make his wife mad.

He liked yellow better than red.

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What does NAWSA stand for?

National Association of Women Standing Alone

National American Women's Suffrage Association

National Advanced Women's Science Association

Nothing. It is made up.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Who was in charge of NAWSA during the nineteen teens?

Carrie Chapman Catt and Dr. Anna Shaw

Lucy Burns and Alice Paul

Inez Milholland

Susan B. Anthony

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What religion did Alice Paul follow?

Catholicism

Baptist

Quaker

Atheism

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Where did Alice Paul and Lucy Burns meet?

In college

In Great Britain

They were childhood friends

None are correct

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What did Alice and Lucy have to do to run the Congressional Union?

Raise their own funds

Enlist the help of famous people

Rent a house

Hold a parade

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What was the first big event the Congressional Union held?

A big parade the day President Wilson arrived in Washington

A large women's suffrage rally with thousands of people.

A sit-in in the halls of Congress.

A speaking tour around the country

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Who led the Suffragist Parade in 1913 by dressing as an angel and riding atop a white horse?

Alice Paul

Lucy Burns

Inez Milholland

Doris Stevens

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Iron Jawed Angels

What does NAWSA stand for?

Who was in charge of NAWSA during the nineteen teens?

What religion did Alice Paul follow?

Where did Alice Paul and Lucy Burns meet?

What did Alice and Lucy have to do to run the Congressional Union?

What was the first big event the Congressional Union held?

Who led the Suffragist Parade in 1913 by dressing as an angel and riding atop a white horse?

True or False: NAWSA leadership was in full support of the activities of Alice Paul and Lucy Burns.

How did the leadership of NAWSA shut down the activities of the Congressional Union?

How did the leadership of NAWSA shut down the activities of the Congressional Union?

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