Susan B. Anthony & Perseverance

Which of the following people could be described as an activist?

• Michael works in the community garden because he likes being outside.

• Charlene writes poetry about her life and publishes it in a magazine.

• Darius watches his little brother after school to help out his mom.

• Claudelle goes to rallies to protest the building a new highway.

What was Susan B. Anthony's first job?

• activist

• teacher

• governess

• newspaper editor

Suffrage is

• the power to overcome challenges.

• avoiding alcoholic beverages.

• the right to vote in elections.

• the right to own property.

During her life, Susan B. Anthony was

• successful in getting a suffrage amendment added to the Constitution.

• easily discouraged and often gave up her fight for women's rights.

• liked by everyone and regarded as a hero.

• hated and mocked by many people.

The amendment that gave women the right to vote is the

• 1st Amendment.

• 14th Amendment.

• 15th Amendment.

• 19th Amendment.

Which of the following did Susan B. Anthony fight for?

• women's suffrage

• women's rights

• abolition

• all of the above

Which of the following is not an example of raising awareness?

• attending a rally about free speech

• handing out flyers to tell people about air pollution

• recycling because you know it's good for the planet

• calling your mayor to tell her about a problem in your city

At Susan B. Anthony's trial,

• the judge ordered the jury to treat her fairly.

• she was found not guilty and allowed to leave.

• the judge fined her $100 and she refused to pay.

• the court dismissed her case and apologized for arresting her.

Which of the following lyrics from the song best shows Susan B. Anthony and her friends' perseverance?

• "They didn't give up, nope, they didn't quit."

• "Anthony was arrested, and she went on trial."

• "They were all about equal rights and education."

• "She met Elizabeth Cady Stanton and caused a ruckus."

Susan B. Anthony was the first woman to

• be depicted on a US coin.

• own property in Massachusetts.

• vote legally in a federal election.

• address the United States Congress.