Who Was Susan B. Anthony CH 3

William Lloyd Garrison was:

• an apprentice, wrote The Liberator & supported slavery

• an apprentice, wrote The Liberator & did not support slavery

• an apprentice, wrote The Book & supported Civil Rights

• an apprentice, wrote The Herald & supported slavery

Choose all that apply: to Amelia Bloomer (3pts)

• Bloomers were nicknamed after her

• she introduced Susan to Elizabeth Stanton

• she wrote The Lily, an abolitionist newspaper

• she dressed like Elizabeth Stanton

Choose all that apply to: the Sons of Temperance meeting (4pts)

• it was held in Albany, NY

• Susan stood up to speak

• the Daughters of Temperance were at the meeting

• Ameilia was told, "sisters were not invited to speak, but to listen and learn"

Match the following to page 7 to 8 (5pts)

• Elizabeth was voted OUT as president

• Elizabeth & Susan both believed

• women & men could work together

• Elizabeth had a great influence on

• women's rights, including divorce rights

• Women's New York State Temperance Society

• Susan and Elizabeth started this

• Elizabeth made a speech about

• Susan B. Anthony

• the People's League

Reorder the following from chapter three: (5pts)

• Susan listened to William Lloyd Garrison & George Thompson in 1850

• Elizabeth told Susan, "...we have bigger fish to fry"

• William Lloyd Garrison died in 1879

• men & women voted Elizabeth OUT as president of the Temperance Society

• "Bloomers," named after Ameila

On page 3, Elizabeth's clothing made an impression. What did both ladies wear?

• "Bloomers"

• "bloomers"

• bloomers

• Bloomers

Opposite of this picture, why was Elizabeth worried (1pt)

• her three sons

• her sisters

• her two brothers

• each of her aunts

Using the photo, choose the names Susan met/listened speak (more then 1 correct answer) 2pts

• Garrison, Thompson

• George, Garrison

• George Thompson, William Garrison

• George Thomasin

Choose the correct quote using the picture/scene (1pt)

• "sisters were not invited to speak, "

• "bloomers were shocking"

• "made an impression on Susan"

• "sisters were not different than women speaking"

on p8, Susan and Elizabeth wanted to (1pt)

• make changes for all of society

• to make laws for all of society

• more votes from men

• to be able to speak at meetings