Question 1

One of the political lessons from suffrage and the ERA is

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A)  that social norms and attitudes must change before laws can be enacted 
B)  that campaigns for pro-women laws and amendments need more funding 
C)  that federal campaigns are more effective than state-to-state 
D)  that women need to coopt more men to assist in the campaigns 
A)  that social norms and attitudes must change before laws can be enacted 
B)  that campaigns for pro-women laws and amendments need more funding 
C)  that federal campaigns are more effective than state-to-state 
D)  that women need to coopt more men to assist in the campaigns

Question 2

The Women's Christian Temperance Union linked the necessity of women's suffrage to

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A)  the abolishment of slavery 
B)  stopping child labor 
C)  ending legal alcohol sales 
D)  banning marijuana sales 
A)  the abolishment of slavery 
B)  stopping child labor 
C)  ending legal alcohol sales 
D)  banning marijuana sales

Question 3

Which women drafted the original Equal Rights Amendment?

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A)  Elizabeth Cady Stanton 
B)  Lucretia Mott 
C)  Alice Paul 
D)  Anna Howard Shaw 
A)  Elizabeth Cady Stanton 
B)  Lucretia Mott 
C)  Alice Paul 
D)  Anna Howard Shaw

Question 4

One method that could be used to revive the ratification efforts for the ERA is

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A)  the 50-state strategy: get the amendment ratified to all state constitutions 
B)  to amend the Fourteenth Amendment to include sex/gender as a protected class 
C)  federal legislation that attaches equality measures to all bills 
D)  the 3-state strategy: get three more states to ratify the amendment to pass it in the same manner as the Madison Amendment. 
A)  the 50-state strategy: get the amendment ratified to all state constitutions 
B)  to amend the Fourteenth Amendment to include sex/gender as a protected class 
C)  federal legislation that attaches equality measures to all bills 
D)  the 3-state strategy: get three more states to ratify the amendment to pass it in the same manner as the Madison Amendment.

Question 5

The ________________, led by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony, advocated for the inclusion of women in the 15th Amendment voting rights.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ________________, led by Elizabeth Cady Stanton...

Question 6

The Seneca Falls Convention resulted in the adoption of

Accepted Answer

A)  language for the eventual 19th Amendment 
B)  the Women's Declaration of Independence 
C)  the Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions 
D)  a statement in support of the Emancipation Proclamation 
A)  language for the eventual 19th Amendment 
B)  the Women's Declaration of Independence 
C)  the Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions 
D)  a statement in support of the Emancipation Proclamation

Question 7

Proponents of the Nineteenth Amendment had to bow to the concerns of the cult of __________, and promote the ideas that the votes of mothers alone could clean up politics.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Proponents of the Nineteenth Amendment had to...

Question 8

What were some of the arguments made against voting rights for women?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What were some of the arguments made...

Question 9

_________________, which was founded by Phyllis Schlafly, rallied women to fight ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.

Accepted Answer

A)  The Extra Responsibilities Amendment Brigade 
B)  The Eagle Forum 
C)  The Concerned Women of America 
D)  The Homemaker's Forum 
A)  The Extra Responsibilities Amendment Brigade 
B)  The Eagle Forum 
C)  The Concerned Women of America 
D)  The Homemaker's Forum

Question 10

The _________ group was a spinoff from the Eagle Forum and was dedicated to stop the state-by-state ratification of the ERA.

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The answer of The _________ group was a spinoff from...

One of the political lessons from suffrage and the ERA is

The Women's Christian Temperance Union linked the necessity of women's suffrage to

Which women drafted the original Equal Rights Amendment?

One method that could be used to revive the ratification efforts for the ERA is

The ________________, led by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony, advocated for the inclusion of women in the 15th Amendment voting rights.

The Seneca Falls Convention resulted in the adoption of

Proponents of the Nineteenth Amendment had to bow to the concerns of the cult of __________, and promote the ideas that the votes of mothers alone could clean up politics.

What were some of the arguments made against voting rights for women?

_________________, which was founded by Phyllis Schlafly, rallied women to fight ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.

The _________ group was a spinoff from the Eagle Forum and was dedicated to stop the state-by-state ratification of the ERA.

Two Paths to Equality

Suffrage Accomplished: Women As Political Participants

Women Seeking Office: the Next Phase of Political Integration

Women As Political Actors: Representation and Advocacy

Education and the Pursuit of Equality

Women and Work: in Pursuit of Economic Equality

The Politics of Family and Fertility: the Last Battleground in the Pursuit of Equality

Setting the Agenda and Taking Action: New Challenges in the Pursuit of Equality

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Exam 2: All Rights Are Not Equal: Suffrage Vs the Equal Rights Amendment

One of the political lessons from suffrage and the ERA is

The Women's Christian Temperance Union linked the necessity of women's suffrage to

Which women drafted the original Equal Rights Amendment?

One method that could be used to revive the ratification efforts for the ERA is

The ________________, led by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony, advocated for the inclusion of women in the 15th Amendment voting rights.

The Seneca Falls Convention resulted in the adoption of

Proponents of the Nineteenth Amendment had to bow to the concerns of the cult of __________, and promote the ideas that the votes of mothers alone could clean up politics.

What were some of the arguments made against voting rights for women?

_________________, which was founded by Phyllis Schlafly, rallied women to fight ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.

The _________ group was a spinoff from the Eagle Forum and was dedicated to stop the state-by-state ratification of the ERA.

Two Paths to Equality

Suffrage Accomplished: Women As Political Participants

Women Seeking Office: the Next Phase of Political Integration

Women As Political Actors: Representation and Advocacy

Education and the Pursuit of Equality

Women and Work: in Pursuit of Economic Equality

The Politics of Family and Fertility: the Last Battleground in the Pursuit of Equality

Setting the Agenda and Taking Action: New Challenges in the Pursuit of Equality

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