Pro-Suffrage
The Pro-Suffrage wanted/didn't want women to be able to vote
wanted
The Anti-Suffrage wanted/didn't want women to be able to vote
didn't
EASIEST QUESTION EVER! WHAT WAS THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT FOR?
To gain women the right to vote
Helen Keller was an ________ and a ________(ONLY HAVE TO GET AT LEAST ONE RIGHT!)
educator and a speaker
The Pro-Suffrage believed that women deserved to be _________ in government
The Anti-Suffrage thought that women should stay at _______ and care for ________
Home and Children
What does Suffrage mean?
A right to vote in political elections
Jane Addams was an _______
author
The Pro-Suffrage thought that women voting would improve/ruin American society.
The Anti-Suffragists did/didn't fear that granting women the right to vote would disrupt existing social and political institutions.
did
Men ________ women to be able to vote
wanted
Septima Poinsette Clark was an _________
educator
Who founded the Women's Suffrage Movement?
Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
What are some tactics they used to express their views?
Cartoons, pamphlets, and public debates.
One of their strategies were _______ marching
peaceful
Dr. Mary Walker was a ________
physician
The Pro-Suffrage agreed/disagreed with the 15th amendment
Who is one person who played in the role of the Anti-Suffrage?
Josephine Dodge, Nina Pinker, or Alice Hill Chittenden (All possible answers)
What was the European country to grant women the right to vote?
Finland
Soujourner Truth was an _________
activist