Alice Paul: Quiz On 1913 Women's Suffrage Procession! Trivia Questions
Alice Paul was born on January 11, 1885. She is one of the foremost leaders and strategists of the Campaign for the Nineteenth Amendment to the U. S Constitution, which stops Sex discrimination in the right to vote. She was involved in the Women Suffrage procession in 1913. This quiz will test your knowledge of what you know about Alice Paul.
- 1.
How many marchers did Paul gathered in 1913 for woman Suffrage procession?- A.
6000
- B.
5000
- C.
8000
- D.
4000
- 2.
When did Alice pass a special resolution prohibiting all ordinary traffic along the parade route?
- A.
January 13, 1913
- B.
February 13, 1913
- C.
May 13, 1913
- D.
March 13, 1913
- 3.
Who led the procession wearing white and riding a horse?
- A.
Paul Diego
- B.
Inez Milholland
- C.
James Milholland
- D.
William Paul
- 4.
How many people came to view the parade?
- A.
Over half a million people
- B.
Less than half a million people
- C.
Less than a million people
- D.
Over one million people
- 5.
Which of the following was not asked to march with the Chicago delegation?
- A.
Ida B. Wells
- B.
Inez Milholland
- C.
Susan B. Anthony
- D.
Elizabeth Candy Stanton
- 6.
How many officer's badge did the senator who participated in the March take?
- A.
21
- B.
22
- C.
23
- D.
24
- 7.
What did NAWSA's focus on after the parade?
- A.
Constitution amendment
- B.
Protests
- C.
Parade
- D.
Political Contest
- 8.
Who provided a human barrier to help the woman to pass?
- A.
Policemen
- B.
The FBI
- C.
Students of Maryland Agriculture College
- D.
The US Government
- 9.
Who provided First aid treatment for the injured?
- A.
Boy scott
- B.
Maryland Agriculture College
- C.
Policemen
- D.
Passers-by
- 10.
Who originally sought out the amendment?
- A.
Alice paul
- B.
Elizabeth Candy Stanton only
- C.
Susan B. Anthony only
- D.
Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Candy Stanton
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