Vocabulary
Women's Suffrage Movement
Standards
Standards, cont'd
Vocabulary, cont'd
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Definition of regain

To get back

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What is the definition of Suffrage?

The right to vote

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What is Central Idea?

What a text is mostly about

100

What is a synonym?

A word that has the same meaning as another

100

What is the definition of inconsolable?

Unable to be soothed

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Definition of the root word "phil"

To love

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Name two women who led the Suffrage movement

Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Stanton 

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What is theme?

The lesson/message/moral of a story

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What is an antonym?

A word that has the opposite meaning from another

200

What is the exposition of a story?

The beginning of the story where characters and setting are introduced?

300

What is a Germanophile?

A person who loves German culture

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During which century(s) did the womens suffrage movement take place?

During the 19th and early 20th Century

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What do we mean by author's tone?

The author's attitude toward what they are writing about

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What is a metaphor?

A comparison between two things, NOT using the words "like" or "as"

300

What is dialogue?

conversation between two or more people

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What is a Pioneer?

A person that is first to invent or do something in a particular field

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TRUE or FALSE: Women had the same rights as men

FALSE

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What is diction?

Choice of words

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TRUE or FALSE: A personal narrative is a story you write about another person's experience or event from their life, including their thoughts and feelings. 

FALSE

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What is it called when you use evidence to the story to support your answer?

Text evidence

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What is a conflict?

A problem

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Name one setback (or issue) within the women's suffrage movement

1) Race: White women believed their rights came  before the freedom of black slaves.

2)Role(s):Some women did not support the movement due to their belief that it would disrupt the household system 

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What are the four reasons for author's purpose?

To inform, to explain, to persuade, to entertain

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Why do authors sometimes capitalize words within their work?

To emphasize or show importance

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What is it called when you highlight/mark-up the text to build connection before or while reading?

Annotating

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