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trap
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rocket
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rocket
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baam
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What subjects did Elizabeth study at school?
Only sewing and cooking.
Religion, math, science, French, and writing.
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What prize did Elizabeth win for her studies?
Best in Greek studies.
Best in sewing and embroidery.
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eraser
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star
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fairy
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lifesaver
Give 25 points!
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What document did Elizabeth and others write for the meeting?
The Bill of Women’s Cooking Rights.
The Declaration of Rights and Sentiments.
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baam
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seesaw
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gift
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banana
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What adventurous activities did Elizabeth do to prove she was as capable as boys?
Jumped hurdles on horseback and rafted across a river.
Climbed mountains and built houses.
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What did Elizabeth believe could change everything for women?
The right to vote.
Learning how to cook better meals.
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What did Elizabeth’s father wish about her?
He wished she had been a boy.
He wished she would stop reading books.
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What did Elizabeth hear when her baby sister was born?
Someone said it was a pity she was a girl.
Someone said she would grow up to be president.
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Why did Elizabeth go to a girls’ school at sixteen?
Colleges would not admit girls.
She wanted to become a cook.
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monster
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gold
Win 50 points!
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gift
Win 15 points!
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lifesaver
Give 15 points!
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What unfair law did Elizabeth learn about at age thirteen?
Widows were automatically given more land.
A widow could not keep the farm she worked on; it went to me
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How did newspapers react to Elizabeth’s bold ideas?
They immediately praised and supported her.
They scolded her for being daring.
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What promise did Elizabeth make when she married Henry Stanton?
She would keep her own name along with his.
She would give up her name completely.
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What lasting impact did Elizabeth Cady Stanton have?
She led the fight for womens right to vote & changed America
She gave up her cause and moved to Europe.
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