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US Women History Test 5

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History Women History (Middle School) Middle School (USA History, 6-8) USA USA History Standards & AP
What is this test? for Middle School History (6-8), USA — Middle School (USA History, 6-8) level, USA.
For Middle School students (6-8) — Middle School History in the USA
Section: History Women History (Middle School) · Education: Middle School · Part: History Women History (Middle School) · Country: USA

Knowledge of history is essential for understanding the vast accumulation from past to present and for establishing cause-and-effect relationships among historical events.

This test will help you develop chronological thinking and prepare for history questions on your exams.

By solving this test of 20 questions, you can both test your knowledge and identify the topics you need to improve.

Question 1
Who was the first woman in Congress (1916)?
A) Jeannette Rankin
B) Hillary Clinton
C) Barbara Jordan
D) Nancy Pelosi
Question 2
Who was MLK's church role?
A) Priest
B) Baptist minister
C) Rabbi
D) Imam
Question 3
Which of the following best defines women's war work?
A) No work
B) Nurses only
C) Rosie riveters
D) Office only
Question 4
What was Title IX?
A) Racial quotas
B) Prayer rule
C) Dress code
D) 1972 gender equality
Question 5
Which 1966 organization was NOW?
A) National Organization for Women
B) NWPC
C) NARAL
D) Ms.
Question 6
Name the person who ran for president 1972.
A) No woman
B) Shirley Chisholm
C) Abzug
D) Mink
Question 7
Which person was Frances Perkins?
A) First lady
B) Senator
C) First woman cabinet
D) Judge
Question 8
Which person picketed White House?
A) Anthony
B) Stanton
C) Catt
D) Alice Paul
Question 9
What is Equal Pay Act 1963?
A) equal pay for equal work
B) vote law
C) school law
D) draft end
Question 10
Who was "First congresswoman 1916"?
A) Susan B. Anthony
B) Jeannette Rankin
C) the first woman in Congress (1916)
D) Gloria Steinem
Question 11
What is Title IX (1972)?
A) pay law
B) voting law
C) equal school sports funding
D) draft law
Question 12
Which person called Seneca Falls?
A) Anthony
B) Mott
C) Stone
D) Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Question 13
Which term means "Women should stay home"?
A) the cult of domesticity
B) Title IX (1972)
C) Equal Pay Act 1963
D) Seneca Falls
Question 14
Which was Rosie the Riveter?
A) Vietnam
B) WWII women workers
C) Korea
D) WWI
Question 15
What best defines ERA?
A) Draft law
B) Tax plan
C) Equal Rights Amendment
D) No amendment
Question 16
Which 1848 meeting was first women's rights?
A) Boston
B) Philadelphia
C) New York
D) Seneca Falls
Question 17
Identify Frances Perkins.
A) First woman cabinet
B) First lady
C) Senator
D) Judge
Question 18
Which person was "Ain't I a Woman speech"?
A) Susan B. Anthony
B) Sojourner Truth
C) the first woman in Congress (1916)
D) Gloria Steinem
Question 19
Which person was "Jeannette Rankin"?
A) Susan B. Anthony
B) Gloria Steinem
C) the first woman in Congress (1916)
D) Lucy Stone
Question 20
Which person was "First woman cabinet"?
A) Susan B. Anthony
B) the first woman in Congress (1916)
C) Gloria Steinem
D) Frances Perkins

About This Test

For Elementary to University (USA) — U.S. History from Colonial to modern era and World History across ancient to contemporary, including state history and AP. Section: History, USA.

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