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What year did New Mexico become a state?
What year did New Mexico become a state?
Nina Otero-Warren's family was of humble origins.
Nina Otero-Warren's family was of humble origins.
False (B)
Who was the cofounder of the National Woman's Party that tapped Nina to head New Mexico's suffrage campaign?
Who was the cofounder of the National Woman's Party that tapped Nina to head New Mexico's suffrage campaign?
Alice Paul
Nina was a skilled _____, as she learned to shoot a pistol at a young age.
Nina was a skilled _____, as she learned to shoot a pistol at a young age.
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Match the following individuals with their roles related to Nina Otero-Warren:
Match the following individuals with their roles related to Nina Otero-Warren:
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What notable experience did Nina have at a Catholic boarding school?
What notable experience did Nina have at a Catholic boarding school?
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Nina accepted the denial of women's voting rights in New Mexico.
Nina accepted the denial of women's voting rights in New Mexico.
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At what age did Nina return to New Mexico from boarding school?
At what age did Nina return to New Mexico from boarding school?
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Nina was known for her charm and wit, described as _____ spirited and independent.
Nina was known for her charm and wit, described as _____ spirited and independent.
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What did Nina's family do to make a fortune during the California gold rush?
What did Nina's family do to make a fortune during the California gold rush?
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What was Nina's relationship with the New Mexico suffragists?
What was Nina's relationship with the New Mexico suffragists?
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Nina Otero Warren was the first Hispanic woman to run for a seat in the U.S. Senate.
Nina Otero Warren was the first Hispanic woman to run for a seat in the U.S. Senate.
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Who did Nina frequently correspond with about suffrage efforts?
Who did Nina frequently correspond with about suffrage efforts?
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Nina worked as an officer of the _____ and was also chair of the women's division of the state Republican party.
Nina worked as an officer of the _____ and was also chair of the women's division of the state Republican party.
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What significant cultural aspect concerned Nina regarding Hispanic culture?
What significant cultural aspect concerned Nina regarding Hispanic culture?
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Nina was elected superintendent of public schools in Santa Fe by an all-female board.
Nina was elected superintendent of public schools in Santa Fe by an all-female board.
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In what year did New Mexico ratify the Nineteenth Amendment?
In what year did New Mexico ratify the Nineteenth Amendment?
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Nina's book, _____, contains stories of Hispanic culture.
Nina's book, _____, contains stories of Hispanic culture.
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Match Nina's roles or achievements with their descriptions:
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What was the outcome of Nina's 1922 election campaign for the U.S. House of Representatives?
What was the outcome of Nina's 1922 election campaign for the U.S. House of Representatives?
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Study Notes
Adelina Otero-Warren
- Born October 23, 1881, died January 23, 1965
- Nicknamed "Nina"
- Wealthy Hispano family from New Mexico
- Parents: Manuel Otero and Eloisa Luna
- Father from a noble Spanish family, mother descended from Spanish conquistadors (e.g., Cortés, Coronado)
- Ancestor was a 1300s Catholic Church pope
- Large landholdings south of Albuquerque, raised sheep and crops
- Made fortune during California gold rush, driving sheep to booming state and selling them
- Bold personality
- Rode horses, oversaw the ranch, taught herself to shoot
- Received a good education at a Catholic boarding school in Kansas City
- Returned to New Mexico to teach her younger siblings
- Father's death, mother's remarriage creating a blended family
- Became a teacher
- Lived in Santa Fe after family moved there in 1897
- Cousin was governor of the territory
- Threaded hair
Political and Social Activism
- Lived in a world of social standing and political power
- Family held vast acres of land
- Became a role model for younger women
- Worked in female-dominated worlds (politics, business, etc.)
- Married a military officer (Rawson Warren)
- Subject of gossip & disapproval due to marrying an Anglo man
- Divorce from her husband
- Played a significant role in New Mexico's suffrage movement
- Tapped by Alice Paul's National Woman's Party for leadership role.
- First Hispanic woman to run for U.S. House of Representatives
- First woman to hold a seat on a school board
- Became superintendent of public schools in Santa Fe
Other Notes
- Was admired by friends for charm and wit
- Considered "high-spirited and independent"
- Lived during the early 1900s
- Owned and worked with her close friend Mamie Meadors in business
- Owning & operating a homestead & real estate agency "Las Dos"
- Involved in education and public service, including the Red Cross and health board
- Fought against Anglo American cultural dominance
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Explore the life of Adelina Otero-Warren, a prominent figure from New Mexico known for her bold personality and social activism. Born into a wealthy Hispano family, she was an influential teacher and a significant voice in her community. Discover her contributions and the historical context of her life during a transformative period in American history.
