Susan B. Anthony: A Pioneer for Women's Rights

What was the main cause Susan B. Anthony fought for?

• Abolition of slavery

• Animal rights

• Women's right to vote

• Environmental protection

What religious group did Susan B. Anthony's family belong to?

• Quakers

• Methodists

• Catholics

• Baptists

What impact did Susan B. Anthony's Quaker upbringing have on her?

• She traveled the country

• She believed in equal rights for men and women

• She wrote a book

• She became a teacher

Why did Susan B. Anthony quit her job as a teacher?

• To start her own school

• Because she was unfairly paid compared to men

• To travel abroad

• She never worked as a teacher

What was one of the reactions Susan B. Anthony faced when she spoke publicly?

• She was given awards

• People threw eggs at her

• She was immediately supported

• No one attended her speeches

In what year did Susan B. Anthony illegally vote?

• 1972

• 1920

• 1906

• 1872

What did Susan B. Anthony do that was illegal in 1872?

• She made a speech

• She refused to pay taxes

• She voted

• She traveled out of the country

What did Susan B. Anthony refuse to do after being arrested?

• Vote again

• Stop advocating for women's rights

• Pay the fine

• Apologize

How many years after Susan B. Anthony's death were women granted the right to vote?

• 5 years

• 50 years

• 14 years

• 72 years

What significant first did Susan B. Anthony achieve posthumously in 1972?

• First woman to vote legally

• First woman president

• First woman on a U.S. coin

• First woman in Congress