1. Women in Public Life

2. Before the Civil War, American middle
class women were expected to:
G
eta
jobW
ork
on
a
farm
Protestforthe
right..
Take
care
offam
ilies.
8%
83%
0%
8%
1. Get a job
2. Work on a farm
3. Protest for the
right to vote.
4. Take care of
families.
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3. Compared to men, how much money did
women make?
0%
21%
0%
54%
25% 1. ½
2. 1/3
3. The same
4. Women did not earn income
5. Niner
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4. 70% of women employed in the
1870s were:
0%
0%
38%
50%
13%
1. Industrial Workers
2. Servants
3. Farmers
4. Artists
5. Construction workers
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5. What event in 1911 brought work
reform center stage?
13%
13%
8%
63%
4%
Marriage act of 1... Teapot Dome Scandal
Women’s voter act Triangle Shirtwai...
The Angry St. Joh...
1. Marriage act of 1911
2. Teapot Dome
Scandal
3. Women’s voter act
4. Triangle Shirtwaist
fire.
5. The Angry St. John
Incident
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6. Which group often excluded women
members at the turn of the century?
Farm
erC
ollectives
ServantgroupsLaborU
nions
Factories
N
A
CW
0%
4%
21%21%
54%
1. Farmer
Collectives
2. Servant groups
3. Labor Unions
4. Factories
5. NACW
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7. Women’s roles on farms in the Midwest and
South changed substantially in the 18th
century.
True
False
17%
83%1. True
2. False
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8. By the late 19th
Century, _______ was no
longer a woman’s only alternative.
M
arriage
C
ollege
M
ilitary
Texas
83%
4%
0%
13%
1. Marriage
2. College
3. Military
4. Texas
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9. Suffrage is….
13%
13%
67%
8% 1. Pain
2. The Right to Vote.
3. The 19th
Century Labor movement
4. Poor Working Conditions
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10. Which of the following was NOT one of the three
part strategy for woman’s sufferage.
8%
13%
13%
67% 1. Active violence in the streets.
2. Convince State legislatures.
3. Court cases testing the 14th
amendment.
4. Push for a Constitutional
Amendment.
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11. Participant Scores
800 Alex Clifton
800 Danielle Wilson
700 Amber Amato
700 Ashleigh Herron
600 Jami Cudnik