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What was Parker Pillsbury's view on men's roles in women's suffrage?
What was Parker Pillsbury's view on men's roles in women's suffrage?
- Men should actively fight against women's suffrage.
- Men should use their power to protect women from suffrage.
- Men should be indifferent to women's suffrage.
- Men should use their power to empower women. (correct)
What hardship did Parker Pillsbury face due to his activism?
What hardship did Parker Pillsbury face due to his activism?
- He was ostracized by his family.
- He lost his job and his health. (correct)
- He was imprisoned for his views.
- He was forced to flee the country.
Which of the following individuals was a formerly enslaved man?
Which of the following individuals was a formerly enslaved man?
- Parker Pillsbury
- Amelia Jenks Bloomer
- Victoria Woodhull
- Frederick Douglass (correct)
What did Frederick Douglass write in his newspaper, The North Star?
What did Frederick Douglass write in his newspaper, The North Star?
What was the practical issue with women's clothing in the 1800s?
What was the practical issue with women's clothing in the 1800s?
What was the name of the clothing style popularized by Amelia Jenks Bloomer?
What was the name of the clothing style popularized by Amelia Jenks Bloomer?
What impact did Victoria Woodhull's life have on society?
What impact did Victoria Woodhull's life have on society?
Which of these individuals founded a newspaper?
Which of these individuals founded a newspaper?
What age did she travel to the Seneca Falls Convention?
What age did she travel to the Seneca Falls Convention?
Who was the last state to ratify the amendment for women's suffrage?
Who was the last state to ratify the amendment for women's suffrage?
What year did the Voting Rights Act pass to end voter discrimination?
What year did the Voting Rights Act pass to end voter discrimination?
At what age did she march in the suffrage parade in New York?
At what age did she march in the suffrage parade in New York?
Which president initially opposed the women's suffrage amendment due to political concerns?
Which president initially opposed the women's suffrage amendment due to political concerns?
What did Harry T. Burn's mother urge him to do regarding the suffrage amendment?
What did Harry T. Burn's mother urge him to do regarding the suffrage amendment?
In what year was the voting age lowered to 18?
In what year was the voting age lowered to 18?
Which group did not receive the right to vote until 1924?
Which group did not receive the right to vote until 1924?
Who was the first woman to address women's suffrage before Congress?
Who was the first woman to address women's suffrage before Congress?
Which suffragist founded the Women's Era club and its newspaper?
Which suffragist founded the Women's Era club and its newspaper?
What was the aim of the Women's Era club founded by Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin?
What was the aim of the Women's Era club founded by Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin?
What significant event did Inez Milholland Boissevain lead in 1913?
What significant event did Inez Milholland Boissevain lead in 1913?
How did Harry T. Burn contribute to the suffrage movement?
How did Harry T. Burn contribute to the suffrage movement?
What political party did Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin found?
What political party did Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin found?
Which artistic contribution did Nina Evans Allender make to the suffrage movement?
Which artistic contribution did Nina Evans Allender make to the suffrage movement?
What notable event did Inez Milholland Boissevain lead in 1913?
What notable event did Inez Milholland Boissevain lead in 1913?
Which action did Harry T. Burn take that was critical to the suffrage movement?
Which action did Harry T. Burn take that was critical to the suffrage movement?
What was Alice Paul's role in the suffrage movement?
What was Alice Paul's role in the suffrage movement?
What unique aspect did Nell Richardson and Alice Snitjer Burke bring to their advocacy for suffrage?
What unique aspect did Nell Richardson and Alice Snitjer Burke bring to their advocacy for suffrage?
What happened to Inez Milholland Boissevain during a speech that became significant for suffrage?
What happened to Inez Milholland Boissevain during a speech that became significant for suffrage?
Flashcards
Who was Parker Pillsbury?
Who was Parker Pillsbury?
Parker Pillsbury was a strong advocate for women's rights and a co-editor of the influential women's rights newspaper, The Revolution.
What was Frederick Douglass's perspective on women's suffrage?
What was Frederick Douglass's perspective on women's suffrage?
Frederick Douglass, a formerly enslaved man, understood the powerlessness of those at the mercy of others and advocated for women's suffrage.
What was the 'bloomer costume'?
What was the 'bloomer costume'?
Amelia Jenks Bloomer popularized the 'bloomer costume', loose pants topped by a tunic, which was initially adopted by many suffragists.
Why was the 'bloomer costume' introduced?
Why was the 'bloomer costume' introduced?
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Who was Victoria Woodhull?
Who was Victoria Woodhull?
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Who are some unknown activists who fought for women's suffrage?
Who are some unknown activists who fought for women's suffrage?
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What is 'suffrage'?
What is 'suffrage'?
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What was the Seneca Falls Convention?
What was the Seneca Falls Convention?
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Who was Josephine St.Pierre Ruffin?
Who was Josephine St.Pierre Ruffin?
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Who was Nina Evans Allender?
Who was Nina Evans Allender?
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Who was Nina Evans Allender?
Who was Nina Evans Allender?
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Who was Inez Milholland Boissevain?
Who was Inez Milholland Boissevain?
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Who was Alice Snitjer Burke?
Who was Alice Snitjer Burke?
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Who was Harry T. Burn?
Who was Harry T. Burn?
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What is the 19th Amendment?
What is the 19th Amendment?
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How long did women fight for the right to vote?
How long did women fight for the right to vote?
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What were some of the tactics used by women in the suffrage movement?
What were some of the tactics used by women in the suffrage movement?
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Why were southern states the last to ratify the 19th Amendment?
Why were southern states the last to ratify the 19th Amendment?
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Who was Harry Burn and what was his role in suffrage?
Who was Harry Burn and what was his role in suffrage?
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Was the fight for women's suffrage over after the 19th Amendment passed?
Was the fight for women's suffrage over after the 19th Amendment passed?
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What is the Voting Rights Act of 1965?
What is the Voting Rights Act of 1965?
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Is the fight for voting rights over?
Is the fight for voting rights over?
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What is the impact of women's suffrage?
What is the impact of women's suffrage?
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Study Notes
Historic Figures
- Countless individuals fought for women's rights, but many remain nameless, known only through old photographs.
- Some suffragists are famous for a single event in their lives, while others significantly contributed to the movement but were overlooked due to prejudice or overshadowed by other accomplishments.
- Understanding their lives and actions inspires modern activism.
Parker Pillsbury
- Parker Pillsbury (1809-1898) was an influential advocate for women's suffrage.
- He supported women's right to vote, arguing it was essential for liberty and happiness.
- He drafted the American Equal Rights Association's founding document.
- He encouraged men to support women, even at personal cost, and was a co-editor of a women's rights newspaper.
Frederick Douglass
- Douglass (1818-1895), a former slave, fought against women's suffrage, advocating that their political masters dictated their lives.
- He was a key figure at the Seneca Falls Convention and a vocal supporter of women's rights.
- His newspaper, The North Star, published the Declaration of Sentiments.
Amelia Jenks Bloomer
- Bloomer (1818-1894) was a suffragist and advocate for women's clothing reform.
- She popularized the "bloomer costume," loose pants styled like trousers.
- This clothing was criticized, hindering the suffrage movement.
- Bloomer greatly influenced the suffrage movement by introducing Elizabeth Cady Stanton to Susan B. Anthony, and establishing the first newspaper focused on women's issues.
Victoria Woodhull
- Woodhull (1838-1927) was a radical suffragist, known for a tumultuous personal life.
- She founded a stock brokerage firm, leading to a controversy.
- Woodhull publicly criticized religious and political figures, which was highly unusual for the era.
- She was an early advocate for women's suffrage and addressed the House of Representatives.
Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin
- Ruffin (1842-1924) was a key activist in the suffrage movement and in the cause of African American women's rights.
- She founded the first black women's club.
- She worked with other influential women like Julia Ward Howe and Lucy Stone.
Nina Evans Allender
- Allender (1873-1957) was a suffrage artist who created influential cartoons for a suffrage newspaper.
- She depicted intelligent and confident women to advance the movement.
Alice Paul
- Paul (died 1977) designed the "Jailed for Freedom" suffrage pin, recognizing and memorializing the suffragists in prison.
Inez Millholland Boissevain
- Boissevain (1886-1916) was a suffragist often at the forefront of the suffrage movement, such as in parades leading suffragist demonstrations.
Nell Richardson & Alice Snitjer Burke
- Richardson and Burke (1875-1948) championed women's right to drive.
- They completed a significant cross-country road trip that promoted suffrage.
Charlotte Woodward Pierce
- Pierce (1829-1921) attended the 1848 Seneca Falls Convention and actively advocated for women's rights throughout her life.
- She played a part in shaping the movement.
Harry T. Burn
- Burn (1895-1977) had a challenging vote on the Nineteenth Amendment, influenced by his mother, which eventually led to ratification.
Suffrage Procession (1913)
- This procession had a large impact, advancing the cause of women's rights through active representation.
Nineteenth Amendment Ratification
- The Nineteenth Amendment, granting women the right to vote, was ratified in August 1920 after considerable effort from numerous supporters and activists.
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Test your knowledge on key figures and events in the women's suffrage movement. Explore the roles of activists like Parker Pillsbury and Frederick Douglass, and learn about the societal challenges faced during this transformative period. This quiz covers significant topics and influential individuals related to women's rights.
