Women's suffrage

A suffragist is a person who fights for:

• Gender equality

• Abolition

• Voting rights

• An end to all suffer.

In the early 1800s, most women did not:

• Sign their own contracts

• Own their own property

• Make political speeches

• Do any of the above

How are the abolition and women's suffrage movements connected?

• Both movements had the same leaders

• Many suffragists became abolioniosts

• Both movements fought for women's rights

• Some abolitionists became suffragists

At the Seneca Falls Convention, the idea of women’s suffrage was considered:

• Extreme

• Simple

• Optional

• Unnecessary

Sojourner Truth’s speech highlighted the connection between:

• Men and Women

• Race and gender

• Gender and age

The 14th and 15th amendments gave the vote to

• Men of color

• White women

• All women

Women were not allowed to do which of the following when the United States was founded?

• Vote

• Raise families

• Write letters