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| At the Seneca Falls convention, what was the change made to the Declaration of Independence? |
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| How many decades passed before women were granted the right to vote? |
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| What was the media's role in the women's right movement? |
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| The media worked to limit women's role in society |
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| What publishing network was created to counteract the journalism conspiracy that limited the women's rights revolution? |
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| Respected printer sought out by founding fathers to print the 1st official copy of the Dec. of Independence |
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| How did the founding fathers address the issue of women's rights in the constitution? |
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| They didn't, they simply ignored them |
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| What was the 1st American pub. aimed toward women? |
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| What event marked the beginning of the Women's Rights Movement? |
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| The Seneca Falls, NY convention |
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| How many women and how many men attended the Seneca Falls convention? |
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| What was the most controversial resolution at the Seneca Falls convention and who spoke to ultimately let it pass? |
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| The demand for women's suffrage. Frederick Douglas spoke in it's favor. |
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| What publication called the Seneca Falls convention a "Women's Wrong Convention? Who published this NP? |
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| The New York Herald, published by James Gordon Bennett |
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| What stance did the New York Times take concerning the Women's Rights Movement? |
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| Said that women already held so much power that it would make them have more power than men in the gov. Called for a 'Rights of Man Association' |
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| What did paper's characterize women's leaders as (especially Anthony)? |
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| What were men involved in the Women's Rights movement called by the press? |
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| What are the 3 stages that the press follows in regards to reforms? Who presented this theory? |
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1. Ridicule
2. Report without comment
3. Openly advocate them
Lucretia Mott acknowledged these steps |
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| What was the paper called that Stanton and Anthony founded? |
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| Why did The Revolution cease publication? |
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| After 2 years, the paper ended due to $10,000 in debt |
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| What was the association called that Anthony and Stanton founded? |
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| National Woman Suffrage Association |
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| What was the association called that Henry Blackwell and his wife, Lucy Stone, founded? |
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| American Women Suffrage Association |
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| What was the paper called that was founded by Lucy Stone? |
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| Who were most women's publications aimed at? |
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| Middle- and Upper-class white woman |
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| What paper was published by Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin, an african-american from boston? |
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| Where did the Suffrage Press have it's most significant impact? |
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| What association was created when the 2 wings of the Women's Rights Movement united? |
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| The National American Woman Suffrage Association |
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| What was Harriot Stanton Blatch's impact on the Women's Rights Movement? |
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| broadened the movement to appeal to working-class women and organized the 1st suffrage parades |
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| What impact did Alice Paul have on the Women's Rights Movement? |
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| formed the National Women's Party leading to harassment and imprisonment of women which gained attention and support for the movement |
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| What was Catt's "winning plan?" |
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| A tactical and organizational masterpiece by Carrie Chapman Catt that pressured the House of Rep. into passing the 19th amendment |
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| A demeaning term that described a woman advocate of the women's right to vote |
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| What was the document called that evolved out of the 2 day Seneca Falls convention? |
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| The Declaration of Sentiments |
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| What was the original Women's Rights Movement, which was lead by men, called? |
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| What article of Anthony's clothing became the symbol of the suffrage movement? |
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| What was Anthony's press personality? |
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| What amendment was put in place to end slavery? |
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| What was the 14th amendment? |
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| This amendment extended the right to vote to black men but didn't include women |
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| Who was the judge in Anthony's trial? |
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| What was the 1st state to allow women to vote? |
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| What was the actual starting point of the Women's Rights Movement? |
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