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What was the final step needed for the Nineteenth Amendment to become law?
What was the final step needed for the Nineteenth Amendment to become law?
- Approval by a majority vote in Congress
- Approval by a majority vote in the Supreme Court
- Approval by the President
- Approval by three-fourths of the states (correct)
In addition to serving as a journalist, Ida B. Wells-Barnett was also a prominent figure in which movement?
In addition to serving as a journalist, Ida B. Wells-Barnett was also a prominent figure in which movement?
- The Civil Rights Movement
- The Temperance Movement
- The Labor Movement
- The Women's Suffrage Movement (correct)
What year did the Nineteenth Amendment gain ratification?
What year did the Nineteenth Amendment gain ratification?
- 1919
- 1920 (correct)
- 1922
- 1921
What is the primary reason given for the suffragists' determination to achieve their cause?
What is the primary reason given for the suffragists' determination to achieve their cause?
Based on the passage, which of the following BEST describes the tone of the text?
Based on the passage, which of the following BEST describes the tone of the text?
According to the passage, what hardships did women face during their fight for suffrage?
According to the passage, what hardships did women face during their fight for suffrage?
How many years passed between the start of the women's suffrage movement at Seneca Falls and the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment?
How many years passed between the start of the women's suffrage movement at Seneca Falls and the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment?
What impact did the Nineteenth Amendment have on the 1920 presidential election?
What impact did the Nineteenth Amendment have on the 1920 presidential election?
What was the main obstacle women faced in their fight for suffrage?
What was the main obstacle women faced in their fight for suffrage?
How did the Seneca Falls Convention impact the women's suffrage movement?
How did the Seneca Falls Convention impact the women's suffrage movement?
What was the initial justification for excluding women from voting?
What was the initial justification for excluding women from voting?
What was the key difference between the two main strategies employed by the suffragists?
What was the key difference between the two main strategies employed by the suffragists?
What event led to a temporary setback for the women's suffrage movement?
What event led to a temporary setback for the women's suffrage movement?
What was the ultimate outcome of the women's suffrage movement?
What was the ultimate outcome of the women's suffrage movement?
Which of these was a major turning point for the women's suffrage movement?
Which of these was a major turning point for the women's suffrage movement?
Why were some lawmakers hesitant to support women's suffrage?
Why were some lawmakers hesitant to support women's suffrage?
Which term is used to describe the right to vote?
Which term is used to describe the right to vote?
Which of the following figures is known for their involvement in the women's suffrage movement?
Which of the following figures is known for their involvement in the women's suffrage movement?
What role did Susan B. Anthony play in relation to women's suffrage?
What role did Susan B. Anthony play in relation to women's suffrage?
Which of the following individuals is NOT listed among the suffragists in the content?
Which of the following individuals is NOT listed among the suffragists in the content?
Which amendment granted women the right to vote in the United States?
Which amendment granted women the right to vote in the United States?
What common activity are citizens able to participate in once they have the right to vote?
What common activity are citizens able to participate in once they have the right to vote?
Who among the following was a significant advocate for women's suffrage during their lifetime?
Who among the following was a significant advocate for women's suffrage during their lifetime?
What is the primary focus of the epilogue titled "A Battle Until the End"?
What is the primary focus of the epilogue titled "A Battle Until the End"?
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Suffrage
Suffrage
The right to vote in an election.
Suffragists
Suffragists
A group of people who advocated for women's right to vote.
Seneca Falls Convention
Seneca Falls Convention
The first major gathering dedicated to women's rights in the US, held in 1848.
Amendment
Amendment
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Congress
Congress
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Militant
Militant
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Franchise
Franchise
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Lobbying
Lobbying
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19th Amendment
19th Amendment
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Women's Suffrage Movement
Women's Suffrage Movement
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Ratification
Ratification
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1920 Presidential Election
1920 Presidential Election
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Obstacles Faced by Suffragists
Obstacles Faced by Suffragists
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Legacy of the Women's Suffrage Movement
Legacy of the Women's Suffrage Movement
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Fight for Women's Suffrage
Fight for Women's Suffrage
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Suffrage Organizations
Suffrage Organizations
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Voting
Voting
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Voter
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Study Notes
Book Title and Authors
- Title: Women Win the Vote! 19 for the 19th Amendment
- Author: Nancy B. Kennedy
- Illustrator: Katy Dockrill
- Publisher: Norton Young Readers
Copyright and Publication Information
- Copyright: 2020
- Illustrations copyright: 2020
- Printed in the United States of America
- First Edition
- ISBN: 978-1-324-00414-1
Dedication
- Dedicated to: Joelle Delbourgo, Jacquie Flynn, Simon Boughton, Katy Dockrill, Kristin Allard, and the entire Norton Young Readers team
Acknowledgements
- Thankful to Joelle Delbourgo for her support in developing the book idea
- Expressing gratitude to agent Jacquie Flynn
- Acknowledging Simon Boughton for inspiring the book's vision
- Praising illustrator Katy Dockrill for bringing the book to life.
- Thankful to Simon and Kristin Allard
- Celebrating the suffrage movement with the rest of the team.
The Nineteenth Amendment
- 1: The right of citizens to vote cannot be denied on account of sex.
- 2: Congress has power to enforce this amendment through appropriate legislation.
Content Summary
- The book provides a chronological overview of individuals and moments that led to women's right to vote.
- Each chapter is focused on a specific suffragist and details their contributions, including dates and significant milestones
- Includes an index as well as a timeline
- Provides information on significant figures in the women's suffrage movement.
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Test your knowledge about the women’s suffrage movement and the 19th Amendment with this engaging quiz based on Nancy B. Kennedy's 'Women Win the Vote!'. Discover key figures, milestones, and the significance of this pivotal amendment in American history. Perfect for students and history enthusiasts alike!
