Before the Constitution was amended to guarantee all women in the United States the right to vote, there were already some women who were allowed to vote. How did this happen?
a. Years after the fact, it was learned that women had posed as men to enter the polling places.
b. These particular women were soldiers.
c. Several states had given women the right to vote even before the U.S. Constitution was amended requiring all states to grant this right.
d. Certain women were allowed to vote only in local school board elections.
e. The U.S. Supreme Court granted this right.
Question 2
The first formal and organized womens rights movement in the United States came in Seneca Falls, New York in what year?
a. 1776.
b. 1810.
c. 1848.
d. 1920.
e. 1960.
The United States, 1819
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