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Political Strategies/Tactics During the Suffrage Movement

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

Suffragists often made what argument regarding the races and white supremacy?

a)

That granting women suffrage would end white supremacy around the country.

b)

That granting women suffrage would have no effect on white supremacy.

c)

That granting women suffrage would actually support white supremacy because white women outnumbered black women.

d)

They made no comment about white supremacy.

2.

Carrie Catt believed that the best way to achieve success in the suffrage movement was to

a)

Use militant tactics to gain attention

b)

Remain positive and make success seem natural

c)

Be aggressive

d)

Speak softly and carry a big stick

3.

When speaking to male organizations about suffrage, Carrie Catt took what tactic?

a)

She noted that voting down the amendment would be bad for Tennessee's business image.

b)

She said it would embarrass the state.

c)

She reminded them that federal law takes precedence over state law, which made the ratification vote legal.

d)

All of the above

4.

Since New Year's Dar 1919, the Woman's Party had used what publicity tactic to push for suffrage?

a)

Picketing the Capitol building

b)

Lighting the "watchfires of freedom" with Wilson's speeches

c)

Direct mailing letters to Congressmen

d)

Going door-to-door to gather signatures of support

5.

Alice Paul recognized the sacrifices of the women who were sent to jail with what memento?

a)

Flowers

b)

A necklace

c)

A pink the shape of a cell door

d)

An embroidered flag with stars for each state with suffrage

6.

How did the NAWSA respond to the Woman's Party protests?

a)

Applauded their courage

b)

Refused to say one thing about it

c)

Openly took part in the protests with the Woman's Party

d)

Condemned them for making the movement too radical

7.

The Woman's Party picketers referred to themselves as what?

a)

Silent Sentinels

b)

Pretty Picketers

c)

Ladies for Liberty

d)

Women Watchers

8.

The Southern Women's Rejection League put on what event to convince Tennesseans not to vote for suffrage?

a)

A stage play

b)

A museum exhibit

c)

A radio show

d)

A parade

9.

Who wrote the Woman's Bible?

a)

Carrie Catt

b)

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

c)

Susan B. Anthony

d)

Josephine Pearson

10.

Which of the following was the official publication of the NAWSA

a)

Woman Citizen

b)

The Suffragist

c)

League of Ladies

d)

Suffrage Today

11.

What color roses die the suffragists hand out?

a)

Red

b)

Yellow

c)

White

d)

Pink

12.

The color(s) selected for the National Woman's Party was/were meant to represent what?

a)

"Give women the vote"

b)

Patriotism, recalling the American flag

c)

The flame of freedom fires

d)

The mountains and prairies of "America the Beautiful"

13.

Both the Antis and the suffragists employed what strategy?

a)

Using blackmail to force votes

b)

Using pretty young women to mingle with legislators

c)

Sending daily telegrams to legislators

d)

Placing advertisements in the radio and newspapers

14.

Which of the following distributed a pamphlet to each legislator titled "CAN ANYBODY TERRORIZE TENNESSEE MANHOOD?"

a)

Josephine Pearson

b)

Sue White

c)

Carrie Catt

d)

Catherine Kenny

15.

How did the suffragists deal with the representatives returning home for the weekend?

a)

They wrote letters to the families of the representatives while they were away

b)

The women were assigned delegates to follow and entertain

c)

They refused to let the men board trains heading home

d)

They sent gift baskets to the men who were leaving