pgs. 1- 55
What was the right that allowed women to vote?
(Bonus if you get the year it was ratified)
The 19th amendment
(1920)
What was the law that gave Black men the right to vote?
(Bonus if you get the year it was ratified)
15th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution
(Ratified 1870)
What was the name of the Bill that was passed to help returning soldiers from World War II?
Hint: it was made to be inclsive but the execution was discriminatory
G.I. Bill of Rights
In 1968, this black woman was the first elected to Congress
Who is Shirley Chisholm?
In chapter 2, there is an English woman who's ascension to the throne was very complicated because of her father's obsession with wanting boys and marrying six women.
(Hint: She is known as Bloody Mary)
Queen Mary I of England
Born into slavery, this Black woman was on of the earliest civil rights leaders, well known writer, and as a progressive, she even went to England to ideas about issues faced in her country.
Ida B. Wells
What is the pseudoscientific ideology that enforced scientific racism?
Eugenics
What is harder to achieve for some women than others?
Equality
As the Trans-Atlantic slave trade was setting place, there is a Queen that is known for her 40-year resistance against Portuguese colonialism in the 17th century. Who is she?
Queen Nzinga Mbande of the Ndongo and Matamba kingdoms
Name the an enslaved woman in Massachusetts who successfully sued for her freedom in 1781.
Hint: Her last name can mean a "freed man"
Elizabeth Freeman
During WWII, women in the U.S. had to take on the men's jobs and fill the role of a provider. At the same time, there was a poster that was treading with "We can do it" slogan. Name the woman on the poster.
Rosie the Riveter
Who is the Pakistani activist who is also the youngest nobel laureate
Malala Yousafzai
In chapter 2, they mention laws about education in India 900CE - 1300CE. What was the law that gave women the right to equal education in the U.S?
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972
Born during slavery, this Black Woman was one of she first woman to have a short story of hers to be published.
Hint: She was the cofounder of National Association of Colored Women's Clubs.
Frances Harper
Trans-Women are Women! Name this trans women whow as a major figure in the advocacy of trans and gay people and is considered a key figure in the Stonewall Rebellion.
(Hint): A white man named Cooper recently compared himself to her!
Marsha P. Johnson
What is corporate feminism?
gender equality focused on the elevation of individual women into executive and leadership positions in corporate hierarchies
What was the specific kind of politics that they mention in chapter 1 that means marginalized groups conforming to the values of the dominant culture?
Respectability Politics
Who was the Queen of the Maroons in Jamaica?
Queen Nanny
Name the book: this book was made as a guide to African American roadtrippers during the Jim Crow era and segregation.
Bonus if you can get the person's name
The negro Motorist Green Book
Why does this chapter say the women's rights movement still needs work?
The system likes to blame women personally instead of looking at the barriers put on women when they can't reach heights that other women do