Women's Suffrage Movement Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What was the main message conveyed on Alice Paul's banner during the march?

The time for action is now.

Activism requires no sacrifice.

Women should vote for change.

Conquer or submit are the only choices. (correct)

Which of the following statements about President Wilson's response to the protests is accurate?

President Wilson announced six-month prison sentences for protestors. (correct)

Only men were given prison sentences for protesting.

President Wilson supported the protests and advocated for suffrage.

Protestors received pardons instead of prison sentences.

What role did Dora Lewis play in the suffragette movement?

She organized fundraising events for the National Woman's Party.

She followed Alice Paul during the protest as a fellow suffragist. (correct)

She was a prominent artist creating suffrage memorabilia.

She was the first woman to vote in Philadelphia.

What commemorative item did Alice Paul commission to honor imprisoned suffragists?

Silver pins designed by Nina Allender. (A) Signup and view all the answers

Which description best fits the imagery associated with the suffrage protests?

A black and white drawing of a prison gate symbolizing repression. (C) Signup and view all the answers

Based on the provided information, which of the following statements accurately reflects Adelina Otero-Warren's early life?

She spent her childhood engrossed in traditional pursuits, excelling in her education while also participating in ranch activities like horseback riding and managing ranch workers. (B), Her family's wealth stemmed from their involvement in the California Gold Rush by selling livestock, a testament to their entrepreneurial spirit. (D) Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following accurately captures the significance of Adelina Otero-Warren's family lineage?

Her family's ancestry traces back to Spanish conquistadors and high-ranking figures, including a Pope in the 1300s, demonstrating their historical and religious influence. (A) Signup and view all the answers

What can be inferred about Adelina Otero-Warren's character based on the provided information?

She was a spirited and ambitious woman who embraced both traditional roles and modern pursuits, balancing responsibilities with personal growth. (A), She possessed a strong sense of independence and a desire to challenge societal expectations, evidenced by her pursuit of unconventional skills like pistol-shooting. (B) Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following statements accurately reflects the influence of Adelina Otero-Warren's family on her life?

Her close-knit family provided a strong support system, guiding her decisions and shaping her character as she navigated the complexities of her life. (C) Signup and view all the answers

Based on the provided information, which of the following statements can be inferred about Adelina Otero-Warren's personality?

She was a strong-willed and determined individual, refusing to conform to traditional expectations and pursuing her own passions. (B) Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Nina Otero-Warren

Born in 1881, in New Mexico territory.
Part of a wealthy, well-connected Hispanic family.
Her father, Manuel Otero, came from a notable Spanish family.
Her mother, Eloisa Luna, descended from conquistadors.
Her ancestors were among the founders of the New World communities and were involved with the Catholic Church during its rise to prominence in the American Southwest, in the 1300s.
Her family owned vast tracts of farmland, and they were successful ranchers and agriculturalists.
Nina received a thorough education, including attending a Catholic boarding school in Kansas City.
Nina later returned to New Mexico and was tasked with teaching her younger siblings, and enjoyed her role as a teacher.
Her family relocated to Santa Fe in 1897.
Nina had a mane of thick reddish hair.

Political Activism

Nina fought hard to guarantee voting rights for women in New Mexico.
Nina was a strong advocate for education and cultural preservation for Hispanic Americans.
She was inspired by the efforts of her other contemporaries who were involved with the women's suffrage movement.
Nina was involved in campaigning for the vote, but she lost a political race for the U.S. House of Representatives when details of her divorce emerged and hurt her campaign.
Despite these setbacks, Nina was an influential figure in New Mexico politics and continues to be an inspiration to women today.

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Test your knowledge about the key figures and events in the women's suffrage movement. This quiz covers significant elements such as Alice Paul's banner, President Wilson's response to protests, and commemorative items for suffragists. Dive into the historical context of these pivotal moments in the fight for women's rights.