Alice Paul
The place Alice Paul was born in
Mount Laurel, New Jersey
National American Suffrage Association
The reason for her interest in women's rights
She studied law with her father who was a prominant lawyer
The goal she achieved
Legalized birth control and made it available for many women
The convention that started the demand for women's suffrage
Seneca Falls Convention of 1848
The amount of time Paul went to jail
7 months
She founded this league in 1920
The League of Women's Voters
The name of the convention she organized
The Seneca Falls Convention
The league she founded in 1921
American Birth Control League
The amount of states that had granted voting rights for women in 1912
Nine western states
The union Alice Paul organized
Congressional Union of Women's Suffrage
The amendment her fight contributed to
The Nineteenth Amendment
The person she co-funded the National Woman Suffrage Association
Susan B. Anthony
The act that prevented the sales of contraceptives
The Comstock Act
The key leaders of the women's suffrage movement
Susan B. Anthony and Carrie Chapman Catt
The name of the person who supported Alice Paul's fight for Women's Rights
Lucy Burns
This person was succeded by Carrie Chapman Catt
Susan B. Anthony
The name of her work that documented the progress and challenges of the women's rights movement
History of Woman Suffrage
The year birth control became legal
1960
The date that congress passed the 19th amendment
June of 1919
The amount of women that marched to the Capitol before President Wilson's inauguration
8,000
The reason she created the League of Women Voters in 1920
To educate women on political issues and encourage them to vote
Issues she fought fought for (other than voting rights)
Divorce, property rights, and labor rights
1936
Ways that women's suffrage was promoted
Cookbooks, totebags, sheet music, buttons, and fans