Women's Right to Vote

The right to vote is called

• suffering

• claiming

• suffrage

• demand

Some reasons women wanted the right to vote (pick more than one)

• they wanted to go to college

• they wanted to stay at home

• they wanted to own land

• they wanted to be better than men

The place where women met to discuss women's rights.

• the Statue of Liberty

• Seneca Falls, New York

• Philadelphia, PA

• Paramus, New Jersey

This great woman was arrested for trying to vote and told to pay $100, which she never did.

• Susan B. Anthony

• Eleanor Roosevelt

• Betsy Ross

• Amelia Earhart

A change to the Constitution is called

• a protest

• an amendment

• a mistake

• a movement

The efforts of a group of people to reach a common goal is called

• a Constitution

• a party

• states rights

• a movement

The number of years it took Congress to vote on the women's rights amendment

• 20

• 11

• 41

• 37

Some things women did to fight for the right to vote were (select more than one)

• wrote books

• gave speeches

• baked cookies

• protested in the streets

• stopped working

What was the first year that women were able to vote?

• 1878

• 1904

• 1819

• 1920

This famous woman fought for women's right to vote by writing speeches and books about the importance of women voting

• Betsy Ross

• Amelia Earhart

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton