Women’s Rights Movement Escape Room

Women's Rights Movement Escape Room

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Question 01/02

What year did the Sececa Falls Convention happen?

1847

1850

1920

Question 02/02

When did the first NATIONAL women's rights convention take place?

1847

1851

1849

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The first ever Womens Rights convention took place in Seneca Falls, New York where 68 women and 32 men signed a declaration of sentiments. This being an agenda that was going to set in place the Womens Rights Movement. This occurred in 1847. Two years later, in 1849, the first ever National Womens Rights Convention took place in Worcester, Massachusetts. Over 1,000 participants were attracted by this new movement.

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Question 01/02

Who delivered the "Ain't I A Women" Speech?

Marilyn Monroe

Sojourner Truth

Elizabeth Stanton

Susan B. Anthony

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Question 02/02

Who formed the American Equal Rights Association?

Sojourner Truth

Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Stanton

Elizabeth Stanton and Sojourner Truth

Sojoruner Truth and Susan B. Anthony

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Sojourner Truth was one of the first women to make a speech for the movement year 1850, which is referred to "Ain't I A Women". She was a former slave for years and she later went to achieve many accomplishments like releasing a book and advocating to end slavery and women's rights. Later in year 1865, Elizabeth Cary Stanton and Susan B. Anthony established the American Equal Rights Association which was dedicated to the goal of "universal suffrage". This played a role in the Womens Equal Rights Movement.

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Question 01/02

The 19th Amedment is established in 1920 after years of fighting for this right.

True

False

Question 02/02

Susan B. Anthony wrote The Women Suffrage Amendment.

True

False

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In 1919, Susan B. Anthony's Womens Suffrage Amedment is passed by the House of Representatives and the Senate. It is then later sent to the states for ratification where it is then later decided by Tennessee that the 19th amendment is certified as law. The 19th amendment states, "the right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of sex". The National Womens Suffrage Association then disbands as it's already accomplished its purpose.

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Question 01/02

What was the primary goal of the equal pay act of 1963?

To eliminate wage discrimination based on sex for equal work

Maternity leave for employees

Establish a minimum wage for all employees

None of the above

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Question 02/02

Who would this law apply to in the work force?

Only employees that have worked for the company for 5+ years

Only Federal Trade Commission

All employees in the medical field

All employees covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act

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The Equal Pay Act that was passed after the Womens Rights Movement was a success was also a part of this movement that allowed women and every worker regardless of sex to receive equal pay. This took place in 1963.

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Question 01/02

What year did the Roe V. Wade Court case take place?

1983

1973

2000

Question 02/02

What was the intent of Roe V. Wade?

To protect a women's rights and legalize abortion

To increase the minimum wage on all women granting their equal rights

To protect women against violence acts

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In 1973, Jane Roe decided to file a lawsuit against Henry Wade who was the district attorney of Dallas, Texas at the time. Her motive in this was to decriminalize abortion as it was named as "unconstitutional". She later went to win her case and the Court granted a Womens Right to privacy and security.Until recent years, Roe V. Wade was overturned specifically in 2022, where it granted each state their right to make a decision on how they wish to implement abortion laws.

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Question 01/02

Which image best described the Women March of 2017.

The march was formed from the concerns of Trumps new policies towards Immigration, Twitter, healthcare and other factors that would affect families and individuals.

The march was formed from the concerns of Trumps new policies towards women's rights, immigration, health care, and other factors that would affect a Womens Right and Privacy.

Question 02/02

What did the 2017 Womens March Advocate

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After the Election in 2017 where Donald Trump because the new president of the United States, many women were taken aback by comments and new policies trump wanted to implement in his term. Due to this distress, Women decided to hit the streets of Washington D.C. and protest the White House for their Womens Rights. Its as if history was repeating itself at the time almost a century later. The march was initiated by Teresa Shook and managed to impact the Women's Rights Movement once more and bring activism and attention to the issue once more.

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