Women's Rights Movement Quiz

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1. All women didn't get the right to vote until 1920

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Women got the right to vote on August 18th 1920.

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Womens Rights Movement Quiz - Quiz

Explore the pivotal moments in the Women's Rights Movement with this engaging quiz. Test your knowledge on key historical dates, legislative milestones, and economic disparities faced by women. Ideal for learners interested in gender equality and civil rights history.

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2. The Women's rights movement began in

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The correct answer in 1848

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3. African American women could vote in 1920

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In 1920, the 19th Amendment was ratified in the United States, granting women the right to vote. This amendment did not differentiate based on race or ethnicity, so African American women were also included in this milestone. Therefore, it is true that African American women could vote in 1920.

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4. What was the first state to let women vote?

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The first state to grant women complete voting rights was Wyoming in 1869

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5. For every dollar a man makes how much do women earn?

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Women in the United States are paid only 77 cents for every dollar a man makes.

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6. What is the equal pay act? Check all the one that apply.

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The Equal Pay Act is a law that prohibits discrimination in the workplace, ensuring that male and female coworkers receive equal pay for equal work. It also requires that employees are provided with similar working conditions, regardless of their gender. Failure to comply with this Act can result in legal consequences, including potential jail time. The Act does not allow for women to have more breaks than men or for men to be paid the same as a woman in a higher position.

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All women didn't get the right to vote until 1920
The Women's rights movement began in
African American women could vote in 1920
What was the first state to let women vote?
For every dollar a man makes how much do women earn?
What is the equal pay act? Check all the one that apply.
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