Before receiving the vote nationally, women were slowly given the right to vote in several states, particularly in the
A) East.
B) original thirteen colonies.
C) South.
D) Midwest.
E) West.
Question -2-The origin of the movement to give more rights to women was probably the
A) Rights Manifesto.
B) Seneca Falls Convention.
C) Nineteenth Amendment.
D) Rosie the Riveter worker.
E) Equal Rights Amendment.
Question -3-In their struggle for equal treatment, women, unlike blacks, had to deal with a legal tradition that
A) claimed to be protecting them.
B) regarded them as chattel.
C) had always treated them as equal in theory.
D) had consistently ignored them.
E) had accorded them special rights and responsibilities.
Question -4-The textbook discusses how the growing political strength of blacks is evident because
A) more than 10,000 blacks hold elective office at all levels of government.
B) Republican officials have replaced Democratic officials throughout the South.
C) six senators and twelve House members are black.
D) two blacks from the same state have been elected to the Senate and House.
E) of the recent appointment of the first black Supreme Court justice.
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