Suffrage Movement and Its Impact

The video discusses how the women's suffrage movement used everyday objects to promote their cause. These objects, ranging from cards to dishes, were marked with slogans like 'Votes for Women' and served as daily reminders of the movement's goals. In the absence of modern social media, these items played a crucial role in public relations and media, helping people feel connected to the cause. The integration of suffrage into daily life through these objects highlighted the movement's depth and impact on American society.

What color was prominently used in the women's suffrage movement?

• Red

• Blue

• Yellow

• Green

What type of objects were used to promote the suffrage movement in daily life?

• Furniture

• Clothing

• Dishes

• Books

Who had a set of dishes made with the 'Votes for Women' slogan?

• Susan B. Anthony

• Alice Paul

• Alva Belmont

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton

What was one of the purposes of using suffrage-themed objects?

• To sell them for profit

• To create a sense of participation

• To replace traditional media

• To decorate homes

What was a key feature of the suffrage movement's strategy?

• Using social media

• Creating their own media

• Relying on government support

• Avoiding public attention

In the absence of social media, what role did suffrage objects play?

• They were only for collectors

• They were used in schools

• They served as daily reminders

• They were used as toys

What type of objects were suffrage items often categorized as?

• Luxury items

• Entertainment and domestic objects

• Educational tools

• Office supplies

How did suffrage objects impact American life according to the video?

• They were only popular in cities

• They were banned in some states

• They highlighted the movement's depth

• They were ignored by most people