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Increase suffrage in the development of new political parties in the early 1800s indicated what
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Amendments 15, 19, and 26 all deal with suffrage. Suffrage is
Responses A income taxation.income taxation. B the right to
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How did the 15th amendment impact political participation? (1 point)
• Citizens who owned land were allowed to vote • Former
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What does suffrage mean?
A. The right to vote in elections B. The right to work in a male-dominated job C. The right to work
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What does suffrage mean? (1 point)
• the right to work outside the home • the right to vote in elections • the right to
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Describe who gained suffrage by the 1820s.
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During the time of President Andrew Jackson, which group in the United States gained suffrage?
A. Women who owned property B. Men
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During the time of President Andrew Jackson, which group in the United States gained suffrage?
a women who owned property b men
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During the time of President Andrew Jackson, which group in the United States gained suffrage? (1 point)
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During the time of President Andrew Jackson, which group in the United States gained suffrage?
(1 point) • women who owned
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What was the purpose of the 19th Amendment?
Responses to give suffrage to 18-year-old citizens to give suffrage to 18-year-old
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Being involved with her husband’s work allowed Rebecca to build a store of political contacts. She also learned the ropes of
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Letter to the Editor
To the Editor of the Herald: It may interest Herald readers, especially those opposed to woman suffrage, to
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In their fight for abolition, what did the Grimké sisters realize?(1 point)ResponsesWomen lacked full political and social
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Letter to the Editor
To the Editor of the Herald: It may interest Herald readers, especially those opposed to woman suffrage, to
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Infer Women gained suffrage first in western states and territories. What can you infer about how attitudes differed between the
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Use the passage let children vote even 13 year olds to answer the question. Which is the central claim of this passage? (1
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W.E.B. DuBois stated about the Niagara Movement's manifesto that, "We want full manhood suffrage and we want it now! We are men!
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"Let Children Vote. Even 13-Year-Olds." by Laurence Pevsner There’s no such thing as children’s suffrage. But there should
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How would things be different today if women did not have the right to vote
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Which former territory first permitted women to vote?
(1 point) • Nebraska • Montana • Washington • Wyoming
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Read the quote from the Seneca Falls Declaration of Sentiments. “The history of mankind is a history of repeated injuries and
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The image shows the Nineteenth Amendment to the US Constitution, ratified in 1919.
The right of citizens of the United States to
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by Laurence Pevsner Still, serious arguments against children’s suffrage
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Susan B. Anthony quotes the preamble of the US Constitution in her speech “On Women's Right to Vote” to
offer evidence that
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Susan B. Anthony quotes the preamble of the US Constitution in her speech “On Women's Right to Vote” to
A. offer evidence
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In simple terms how well do you know suffrage IN ONE SENTENCE
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In her famous work, The Declaration of the Rights of Woman and of the Female Citizen, Olympe de Gouges called for all of the
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What is suffrage?
a.) A leader b.) The right to vote c.) A point of view d.) The idea one race is better
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When did the Nineteenth Amendment go into effect, giving all women the right to vote.
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What is suffrage?
O a leader O a point of view O the idea one race is better O the right to vote
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What does suffrage mean?(1 point)
Responses the right to serve in an army the right to serve in an army the right to work outside
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What new opportunities were won by women with the passage of the 19th Amendment?
(1 point) Responses Women were elected governors
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How did passage of this legislation affect the political process in the United States?
* 1 point Captionless Image It enforced
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What does suffrage mean?
* 1 point -the right to serve in the military -the right to vote in elections -the right to work outside
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Which is a reason the Supreme Court denied suffrage? (1 point) Responses Women are not citizens of the United States. Women are
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Which is a reason the Supreme Court denied suffrage? (1 point) Responses Women are not citizens of the United States. Women are
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Which is a reason the Supreme Court denied suffrage?
(1 point) A. Women are not citizens of the United States. B. Citizenship
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What does suffrage mean?(1 point)
Responses the right to serve in an army the right to serve in an army the right to work in a
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Which is a reason the Supreme Court denied suffrage?
(1 point) Responses Women are not citizens of the United States. Women are
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hat does the term suffrage mean?
(1 point) Responses the right to vote the right to vote the right to suffer the right to suffer
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For questions 11–12, your teacher will review your responses to ensure you receive proper credit for your answers.
Read the
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Which explains how suffrage was granted to Black men in the United States?(1 point)
Responses a through a convention b through
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Which explains how suffrage was granted to black men in the united states
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How did the 15th amendment impact political participation?(1 point)
Responses Citizens who owned land were allowed to vote
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What does suffrage mean?(1 point)
Responses The right to work in a male-dominated job The right to work in a male-dominated job
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What is a historical impact of the Nineteenth Amendment?(1 point) Responses the expansion of suffrage to Black men the expansion
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What does suffrage mean? (1 point)
1. the right to work in a male-dominated job 2. the right to serve in an army 3. the right to
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What does suffrage mean?(1 point)
Responses a. the right to vote in elections b. the right to work outside the home c. the right
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What does suffrage mean?
the right to vote in elections the right to serve in an army the right to work in a male-dominated job
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