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Susan B. Anthony Review

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Page 2: Test tomorrow!!. What was Susan fighting for? a) the right to work b) African American rights c) women’s suffrage d) the right to own land.

What was Susan fighting for?

a) the right to workb) African American rightsc) women’s suffraged) the right to own land

Page 3: Test tomorrow!!. What was Susan fighting for? a) the right to work b) African American rights c) women’s suffrage d) the right to own land.

Susan grew up in a ____________ household. Because of this, she believed in _______________ for ____ people.

Page 4: Test tomorrow!!. What was Susan fighting for? a) the right to work b) African American rights c) women’s suffrage d) the right to own land.

Anthony and Douglass were ______________. This means they

believed___________.a) abolitionists; that women should be able

to own land.b) activist; that slavery should continue.c) abolitionists; that slavery should not be

allowed. d) activist; that women should be able to

vote

Page 5: Test tomorrow!!. What was Susan fighting for? a) the right to work b) African American rights c) women’s suffrage d) the right to own land.

What does the word suffrage mean?

Page 6: Test tomorrow!!. What was Susan fighting for? a) the right to work b) African American rights c) women’s suffrage d) the right to own land.

Which person below shared the same beliefs and goals as

Anthony?a) Frederick Douglassb) Amelia Bloomerc) Elizabeth Cady Stantond) Paul Revere

Page 7: Test tomorrow!!. What was Susan fighting for? a) the right to work b) African American rights c) women’s suffrage d) the right to own land.

Fact or Opinion Because of Anthony’s diligence,

women are now able to vote._______ Anthony was very excited the day

women gained the right to vote. _______

Susan was arrested when she voted in an election and refused to pay her fine. ________

Stanton was proud of Anthony when she voted in an election without legal permission. _______

Page 8: Test tomorrow!!. What was Susan fighting for? a) the right to work b) African American rights c) women’s suffrage d) the right to own land.

What were two obstacles Anthony had to overcome to become successful in her beliefs?

Obstacle 1 Obstacle 2

Page 9: Test tomorrow!!. What was Susan fighting for? a) the right to work b) African American rights c) women’s suffrage d) the right to own land.

How did Anthony’s diligence as a suffragist and an abolitionist help future Americans?

Page 10: Test tomorrow!!. What was Susan fighting for? a) the right to work b) African American rights c) women’s suffrage d) the right to own land.

Character Traits Tell what each trait means and how

Anthony illustrated the trait.1) Diligence:________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

2) Cooperation:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Character Traits

3) Leadership:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

4) Courage:____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Mapping Anthony Color in the state that Anthony was

born in.

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Mapping Anthony Color in the state that Anthony moved to

and did most of her work as a suffragist and abolitionist.

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