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1 Susan B. Anthony Jeopardy
Vocabulary Important Dates Characteristics Trivia 10 20 30 40 50

2 A person who wants to end slavery What is an ABOLITIONIST?
Category

3 The right to vote What is SUFFRAGE? Category

4 Being free to make one’s own decisions
What is INDEPENDENT?

5 Making a decision and sticking with it
What is DILIGENCE? What is DETERMINATION?

6 A formal meeting where people discuss a subject they are interested in
What is a CONVENTION?

7 Stanton organized a women’s rights
1848 Stanton organized a women’s rights convention in New York

8 Anthony and this woman worked together for 52 years to
win equal rights for women Who was ELIZABETH STANTON?

9 When the Civil War ended in 1865
this became illegal What is SLAVERY?

10 In 1872, Anthony was accused of doing this…
What is VOTING ILLEGALLY?

11 In 1920, the legislation changed a law which allowed this…
What is giving WOMEN the right to VOTE in every state?

12 Anthony believed this to be an injustice…
(injustice – treated unfairly) What is SLAVERY?

13 Anthony showed this while working hard
throughout her life to change the laws of slavery women’s rights… What are DILIGENCE and DETERMINATION?

14 We honor Anthony today by this…. What is having her picture on the
DOLLAR COIN?

15 What happened in 1872 when Anthony decided she wanted to vote?
DAILY DOUBLE!!! What happened in 1872 when Anthony decided she wanted to vote? She was accused of voting illegally and Was told to pay a $100 fine.

16 Anthony showed she was this type of person
because she got conventions together to meet with others who shared common goals… What is an ORGANIZER?

17 One of the most famous abolitionists in the United States
Who is FREDERICK DOUGLAS?

18 Anthony had this profession as a young woman
What is TEACHING?

19 Anthony gave a speech titled,
“Is it a Crime for a Citizen of the US to Vote?” after this happened… What is being accused of voting illegally?

20 Insert Text for Question
Category 4 – 40 points

21 This person wrote speeches about women’s rights
Who is Elizabeth Stanton?

22 These three people are well-known for fighting
for freedom and justice for all ANTHONY, STANTON, and DOUGLAS

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