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The 19th Amendment is named for this person
Susan B. Anthony
A famous Suffragist who used more "radical" methods
Alice Paul
Amendment that provides freedom of speech, press and to peaceably assemble
1st Amendment
First state to give women the right to vote
Wyoming
Amendment that states upon arrest, no cruel or unusual punishment should be inflicted
8th Amendment
The state that provided the final ratification to pass the 19th Amendment
Tennessee
WHO WAS PRESIDENT DURING THE RATIFICAITON OF THE 19th AMENDMENT
PRESiDENT WILSON
AMENDMENT THAT WAS VIOLATED WHEN THE SUFFRIGISTS WERE ARRESTED WHILE PROTESTING IN FRONT OF THE WHITE HOUSE
1ST AMENDMENT
AMENDMENT THAT WAS VIOLATED WHEN ALICE PAUL WAS FORCE FED
8TH AMENDMENT
This Amendment, proposing equal rights for women and proposed by Alice Paul has still not been ratified: NRA, ERA, LRA
Equal Rights Amendment (ERA)
Women's Rights Convention was first held here: Niagra Falls, Seneca Falls, Sioux FAlls
Seneca FAlls
How many years has it been since women got the right to vote? 90, 89, 100 anniversary
100 year anniversary
How many in Congress needed to ratify an Amendment: 2/3, 3/4, 5/8
In both the House and Senate a 2/3 majority
Before the 19th Amendment, the state that allowed women to vote only in local city elections: Texas, Florida, Tennessee
Florida
When Washington was elected President only this percentage of the population was allowed to vote: 6 %, 10%, 15%
10% White, male, property owners
The symbolic colors of the suffragist movement: white, yellow, purple or white, blue purple
white, yellow, purple
