Q. 1	What was the "most radical demand" made by women at the first women's rights convention in Seneca Falls, NY in 1848? A. A call for education to be made available to all women. B. A call for giving women separate legal status from their fathers or husbands. C. Women getting the vote
Q. 2	The campaign for suffrage consisted of a small, dogged group of women. True or False
Q. 3	Woman's domestic role was never mentioned in the suffrage campaign. True or False
Q.4	Women's special qualities identified during the suffrage campaign were: A. Moral arbiters of society, keepers of cultural tradition and nurturers of children. B. Pretty, soft and meek C. Intellectually superior to men, courageous, and bold.
Q. 5	What were the suffrage campaign colors? A. Red, white, and blue B. White, purple and gold C. Pink, white and yellow
Q. 6	What was the suffrage campaign flower? A. Sunflower B. Rose C. Tulip
Q. 7	What allegorical figure was often used in the suffrage campaign? A. Women of justice B. Female figure representing love C. Herald/angel
Q. 8	Who was the Patron Saint most widely used in the suffrage movement? A. Mother Theresa B. Hildegard of Bingen C. Joan of Arc
Q. 9	Why were some suffragists jailed? A. For picketing the White House B. For parading without a license C. For unlady-like behavior
Q. 10	Babies were used in suffrage campaigns because: A. They were cute B. Babies wanted the vote C. Children were appealing and inoffensive   CLICK HERE for the Answers

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