Women's Suffrage Parade Quiz

What was the main purpose of Alice Paul's parade?

• To support President Wilson

• To celebrate women's achievements

• To demand women's suffrage

• To protest against the government

Which professions were represented in the parade to showcase women's contributions?

• Doctors, Engineers, Scientists

• Librarians, Teachers, Nurses

• Artists, Musicians, Writers

• Politicians, Lawyers, Judges

What challenges did the parade face from the onlookers?

• Jeering and violence

• Silence and indifference

• Applause and encouragement

• Support and cheers

How did the police respond to the violence during the parade?

• They protected the marchers

• They dispersed the crowd

• They arrested the attackers

• They ignored the violence

What was the reaction of the parade leaders after the event?

• They were jubilant

• They were discouraged

• They were angry

• They were indifferent

What impact did the parade have on media coverage?

• It was ignored by the media

• It was criticized by the media

• It overshadowed the presidential inauguration

• It was praised by the government

What was the content of the open letter sent to President Wilson?

• A congratulation on his inauguration

• A complaint about the parade's organization

• A request for more parades

• A demand for women's suffrage

How did Alice Paul use the publicity from the parade?

• To support President Wilson

• To organize more parades

• To push for a congressional investigation

• To criticize the media

What was considered a 'pipe dream' before Alice Paul's efforts?

• A meeting with President Wilson

• A peaceful parade

• A media campaign

• A constitutional amendment for women's suffrage

What was the ultimate goal of Alice Paul's advocacy after the parade?

• To gain media attention

• To organize more parades

• To secure a federal amendment for women's suffrage

• To criticize the government