Women's Suffrage Movement Quiz

Who was a significant figure in the Women's Suffrage movement, according to the text?

What was the main goal of the women's suffrage movement?

What was the name of the amendment granting women the right to vote?

What was a challenge faced by suffragists?

When was the amendment giving women the vote introduced in Congress?

What was the initial requirement for a person to have the right to vote in the U.S.?

When was the first large-scale gathering of women's rights in the U.S. held?

Which of these was NOT a factor that limited voting rights in early U.S. history?

What was the approximate percentage of the U.S. population that could vote in the first presidential election?

Which of these terms refers to the right to vote?

What was Lucretia's role at her family's store when her mother was away?

Which of these is NOT a reason Lucretia spoke out against slavery?

What did Lucretia do that showed she was not afraid to break the rules?

In her belief system, why did Lucretia feel comfortable speaking out against slavery?

What did Lucretia do after seeing that girls were not getting the same education as boys?

What was Lucretia Mott's primary motivation for becoming involved in the women's rights movement?

Which of the following statements accurately reflects the significance of the Seneca Falls Convention of 1848?

What was the most significant difference between the 'Declaration of Sentiments' and the 'Declaration of Independence'?

Which of the following was NOT a key limitation faced by women in the 19th century, as mentioned in the text?

What role did the Quaker faith play in Lucretia Mott's life and work?

What impact did Lucretia Mott's experience at the World Anti-Slavery Convention in London have on her?

How were the 'Declaration of Sentiments' and the 'Declaration of Independence' similar?

Which of the following locations is NOT mentioned in the text as a relevant site in the context of Lucretia Mott's life and work?