Ironshield: 16.1 + 16.2 Quiz

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Explore the Fight for Social Justice

Test your knowledge on the pivotal movements and figures in the fight for social justice and reform in America. This quiz covers significant events and organizations that shaped societal change in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Learn about key historical figures
Understand major amendments and movements
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Multiple Choice: Who headed the WCTU from 1879 to 1898?

Susan B. Anthony

Frances Willard

Otelia Cromwell

Alberta Virginia Scott

Multiple Choice: Which amendment did Congress propose in order to prohibit manufacturing, sales, and distribution of alcohol?

17th Amendment

16th Amendment

18th Amendment

15th Amendment

T/F: Journalists known as “Muckrackers” exposed filth on society.

True

False

T/F: In 1912, The IWW led over 20,000 workers on strike in Birmingham, Alabama.

True

False

Matching:____________ in Ohio began admitting both men + women for the first time in 1833.

Oberlin College

Smith College

Other

Please Specify:

Matching: ____________ founded the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) in 1913.

WCTU

NACW

Matching: ____________campaigned and fought against poverty, segregation and Jim Crow laws.

Sigmund Livingston

Louis D. Brandeis

Matching:____________was being persuaded by Florence Kelley In 1893 to prohibit child labor.

Michigan

Illinois

Fill in Blank: Congress did not pass a national minimum wage law until ______.

Fill in Blank: In 1869, __________ Territory became first to grant women the vote.

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