Wonders--Elizabeth Leads the Way: Elizabeth Cady Stanton

How did Elizabeth solve the problem of not being able to go to college?

• She applied anyway.

• She got a job instead.

• She asked to go to a girls' school.

• She spent her days reading at the library.

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When Elizabeth got married, why did she add her husband's name to hers?

• She liked her name.

• She did what most women did.

• She needed his name in order to vote.

• She did not want to give up something that was hers.

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When did Elizabeth get fired up about women's rights?

• She met her husband.

• She was invited to a luncheon by Lucretia Mott.

• She held a meeting at a small church in New York.

• She heard about a women who lost her home when her husband died.

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What right does Elizabeth think will change everything?

• the right to vote

• the right to a fair trial

• the right to own property

• the right to earn a fair wage

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Lines from story: Elizabeth had tossed a stone in the water and the ripples grew wider and wider and wider.

• Elizabeth made waves in a pond.

• Elizabeth caused problems at a local church.

• Elizabeth had begun the fight for women's rights.

• Elizabeth had begun a fight with government leaders.

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What is suffrage?

• right to travel

• right to be free

• right to protest

• right to vote

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What did Elizabeth organize to discuss women's rights?

• riot

• protest

• conference

• club

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Who helped Stanton in her quest for women's suffrage?

• Harriet Tubman

• Frederick Douglas

• Susan B. Anthony

• Abraham Lincoln

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Where was the important women's convention held?

• Seneca Falls, New York

• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

• Washington, DC

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 Is biography a fiction or non-fiction?

• fiction
• Non-fiction

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