What is the Women's Rights Movement? Intro-Chapter 2

What was a busy place that one would not think of being bisy on Election Day 2016?

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Who was the woman running for US president for the first time in 2016?

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Many visitors flocked to the cemetery to celebrate and honor _____ _. _______.

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________ means the right to vote.

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By the end of voting day 2016, Anthony's gravestone was covered in _ _____ stickers.

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Susan B. Anthony voted in a presidential election, but it was illegal for women to do so at the time and she was arrested.

• True

• False

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After being arrested a judge sentenced her to pay a hundred dollar fine and Susan refused to pay the penalty and never did pay one cent.

• True

• False

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What year did women win the right to vote?

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Who had a keen interest in plans for the new nation and often shared he ideas with her husband John?

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When a woman married, she suffered something called a "_____ _____," which meant the law didn't recognize her as a separate person anymore.

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