Drag word(s) below to fill in the blank(s) in the passage.Charlotte Perkins Gilman argued that in order for a woman to achieve –, she needed to possess – independence, which, when obtained, would improve women’s individual lives, but also their roles as –.wives and mothersservantseconomicthe right to votepoliticalfreedom

Drag and drop the author’s reasoning from the text that best supports each argument.Available Options ( 3 of 3 )“we will not hold ourselves bound to obey laws in which we have no voice or representation”“From the earliest history of our country, woman has shown equal devotion with man to the cause of freedom…”“We ask justice, we ask equality, we ask that all the civil and political rights that belong to citizens of the United States, be guaranteed to us and our daughters forever.”“we will not hold ourselves bound to obey laws in which we have no voice or representation”“From the earliest history of our country, woman has shown equal devotion with man to the cause of freedom…”“We ask justice, we ask equality, we ask that all the civil and political rights that belong to citizens of the United States, be guaranteed to us and our daughters forever.”Women should rebel against inequalities. Women should be considered equal to men. Women are not asking to be treated in a special way.Select Response Select Response Select Response

Question 24Feature“The removal of all forms of the subjection of women is the purpose to which the National Woman’s Party is dedicated. Its present campaign to remove the discriminations against women in the laws of the United States is but the beginning of its determined effort to secure the freedom of women, an integral part of the struggle for human liberty for which women are first of all responsible. Its interest lies in the final release of woman from the class of a dependent, subservient being to which early civilization committed her.“The laws of various States at present hold her in that class [of dependents]. They deny her a control of her children equal to the father’s; . . . they punish her for offenses for which men go unpunished; they exclude her from public office and from public institutions to the support of which her taxes contribute. . . .“. . . In California the husband is sole manager of the community property, which consists of all that is acquired during the marriage by either husband or wife. . . . Her wages and earnings therefore are under his control during [his] life and he can dispose of them without her knowledge or consent. . . .“. . . [The National Woman’s Party] has under its consideration an amendment to the Federal Constitution which, if adopted, would remove [these discriminations] as one stroke.”Elsie Hill, activist, “Shall Women Be Equal Before the Law?”, The Nation, 1922QuestionWhich of the following social contexts best helps to explain the development discussed in the excerpt?ResponsesFederal land grants encouraged migration to western states.Federal land grants encouraged migration to western states.The United States population shifted from rural to urban areas.The United States population shifted from rural to urban areas.Some religious leaders argued against modern cultural values.Some religious leaders argued against modern cultural values.Nativists advocated against allowing continued immigration.

Read the sentence from paragraph 1.In making our just demands, a higher motive than the pride of sex inspires us; we feel that national safety and stability depend on the complete recognition of the broad principles of our government.What main idea is implied in this sentence?Answer choices for the above questionWomen do not want the right to vote simply because they are women but because they feel the nation depends on their participation in the voting process.Women feel that their demands are just because many women are advocating for change, and if change doesn’t come, the nation’s safety and stability is at risk.Women are demanding change not because they are women, but because they need to be involved in governmental efforts to keep the nation safe and stable.Women do not want the government to give them the right to vote simply because they are women, but because the right to vote is already an established legal principle.

Which long-awaited goal of the women’s rights movement was achieved during the Progressive Era, partly due to women working in wartime industries during WWI and partly due to the efforts of people like Alice Paul?ResponsesRight to voteRight to voteRight to own propertyRight to own propertyEqual pay for equal workEqual pay for equal workEqual access to employment and educationEqual access to employment and education

For feminist theorists, they aim to free women and men from the traditionally oppressive systems that promote rigid social expectations.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse