Women’s Suffrage

a person who is well known or famous

• public figure

• movement

• inaugurate

• naturalized

the freedoms and legal protections guaranteed to all citizens

• equal rights

• suffrage

• inaugurate

• naturalized

a group of people working together for a shared cause

• movement

• suffrage

• inaugurate

• demonstration

the right to vote

• equal rights

• suffrage

• inaugurate

• naturalized

having gained citizenship in a new country

• equal rights

• suffrage

• inaugurate

• naturalized

a public display of support or opposition

• demonstration

• suffrage

• inaugurate

• naturalized

to officially start the term of a public official at a ceremony

• demonstration

• suffrage

• inaugurate

• naturalized

How did Mabel Ping-Hua Lee work for women’s equality?

• she published the essay “The Meaning of Woman Suffrage.” She also led a suffrage

  parade of ten thousand people.

• organized a demonstration at the White House.

• She helped free the black women by fighting in the civil war.

• wrote the Declaration of Sentiments.

Who organized a demonstration at the White House?

• Alice Paul

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton

• Lucretia Mott

• Mabel Ping-Hua Lee

How did the press react to the demands for women’s rights?

• The newspapers thought it was a joke. They did not take them seriously.

• The newspapers applauded and supported the efforts.

• The press no care either way

• The press was violent towards women's rights