In Minor v. Happersett, the Supreme Court ruled that women did not have the right to vote because ...

In Minor v. Happersett, the Supreme Court ruled that women did not have the right to vote because
 
  a. they were not citizens.
  b. they could not own property.
  c. citizenship did not confer the right to vote.
  d. literacy tests were not designed to be administered to women.
  e. women could not pay the poll taxes.

Question -2-

The first state to allow women to have full voting rights was
 
  a. California.
  b. Pennsylvania. c.
  Utah.
  d. Wisconsin.
  e. Wyoming.

Question -3-

Why did some womens rights leaders oppose the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment?
 
  a. It did not go far enough in extending rights of citizenship to blacks.
  b. It presumed universal male suffrage, introducing the word male into the Constitution.
  c. It was not written by women.
  d. They did not want blacks to gain voting rights before women.
  e. They sought more than just voting rights.

Question -4-

Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton began the womens movement for full political equality at the
 
  a. Constitutional Convention of 1787.
  b. inauguration of Thomas Jefferson.
  c. Seneca Falls Convention.
  d. steps of Congress.
  e. White House door.