Women's Suffrage Movement Quiz

What symbolic act did Alice Paul perform to represent the states that ratified the 19th Amendment?

• She gave a public speech.

• She stitched stars on a flag.

• She wrote a book.

• She organized a parade.

How many states needed to ratify the 19th Amendment for it to become law?

• 48

• 30

• 24

• 36

Which state was considered the last hope for the suffragists to achieve ratification?

• Massachusetts

• Texas

• Tennessee

• North Carolina

What was the main strategy used by suffragists in Tennessee to secure votes?

• Holding public debates

• Organizing protests

• Lobbying and securing pledges

• Writing letters to newspapers

What role did Harry Byrne play in the ratification of the 19th Amendment?

• He was a neutral observer.

• He was a key supporter who changed his vote.

• He organized anti-suffrage rallies.

• He opposed the amendment.

What influenced Harry Byrne to change his vote in favor of the suffrage amendment?

• A letter from his mother

• A financial incentive

• A speech by Alice Paul

• A public protest

Who was the other key figure, besides Harry Byrne, who changed his vote to support the suffrage amendment?

• Seth Walker

• Banks Turner

• Carrie Chapman Catt

• Albert Roberts

What was the outcome of the vote in Tennessee regarding the 19th Amendment?

• It was sent back for revision.

• It was rejected.

• It was postponed.

• It was ratified.

How many years did the struggle for women's suffrage take?

• 100 years

• 25 years

• 50 years

• 72 years

What is the common misconception about the women's suffrage movement?

• Women were given the vote without struggle.

• The movement was short-lived.

• It was a violent movement.

• It was led by a single generation.