The Rights of Women and Stuggles for Justice Reading Assessment 1) Despite their status as citizens of the US at the turn of the century women were not allowed to ________Pin this country 2)Francis Willard was president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Movement(WCTU)who fought for prohibition, which is a ban on the sale and consumption of _____________ 3) The 19th Amendment to the US Constitution granted women ____________________ 4) People who worked for women’s right to vote were called______________________ 5)True or false. Alice Paul met with President Woodrow Wilson to fight for Chinese American’s right to vote________ Women’s Suffrage Following the Civil War Susan B. Anthony Elizabeth Cady Stanton Opposed the Fifteenth Amendment because it gave the vote to African American men but not women The Nineteenth Amendment Ratified in 1920 Guarantees women the right to vote Temperance WCTU-Women's Union Christian Temperance Frances Willard Carry Nation Eighteenth Amendment Passed in 1917/ Ratified in 1919 Outlawed the sale of alcohol in the U.S. Reading Assessment 1)What was the name of the African-American educator who founded the Tuskegee Institute which offered AfricanAmericans training in industrial and agricultural skills 2)Along with Jane Adams and others W.E.B. DuBois founded the _____________ which worked for equal rights for African-Americans. 3)George Washington Carver is famous for his work with peanuts and other crops grown in the south 4) A parochial school is a school sponsored by a________________ 5) True or false in 1910 thousands of Mexicans fled to the United States because of the dreaded Conchita plague. Progressive Era? African-Americans-Low paying jobs and take the brunt of angry whites looking for a scapegoat for the joblessness that results from the depression of 1893. Ida B. Wells- Journalist who spoke out against lynchings and called for the boycott of white owned businesses and city services. Booker T. Washington-Called on Blacks to work their way up from poverty. Founded the Tuskegee Institute. Progressive Era? W.E.B. DuBois-Urged blacks to actively fight against oppression and discrimination. Founded the NAACP. Despite the odds many AfricanAmericans were very successful. Washington Carver Madame C.J. Walker Thousands of entrepreneurs. Progressive Era? Mexican Americans-Manual labor Asian Americans-Refused entry to the country, the Exclusion Act Native Americans-Pushed onto reservations and then fleeced of their land. The Dawes Act. A Pacific Empire Commodore Matthew Perry and Japan Seward’s Folly Imperialism-the policy of powerful countries seeking to control the economic and political affairs of weaker countries or areas. Raw materials and markets Racism Competition with other countries A Pacific Empire Samoa Hawaii-American interests protected by the revolution of 1893 Cuba-Spain-the Maine-Yellow JournalismThe Roughriders The Philippines The Panama Canal Mexico Navy
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