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Vocabulary Quiz: Women’s Suffrage March (1913)

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Vocabulary Quiz: Women’s Suffrage March (1913)

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This crossword puzzle is designed to help you recall and reinforce key vocabulary from the article “The Historic Women’s Suffrage March on Washington (1913).” You will use the definitions provided as clues to fill in the correct words. The quiz focuses on 18 selected vocabulary terms from our list of 30, chosen for their importance in understanding the history and language of the suffrage movement. Completing the puzzle will strengthen your grasp of both the article’s content and the academic vocabulary connected to it.

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This crossword puzzle is designed to help you recall and reinforce key vocabulary from the article “The Historic Women’s Suffrage March on Washington (1913).” You will use the definitions provided as clues to fill in the correct words. The quiz focuses on 18 selected vocabulary terms from our list of 30, chosen for their importance in understanding the history and language of the suffrage movement. Completing the puzzle will strengthen your grasp of both the article’s content and the academic vocabulary connected to it.

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Freedom from oppressive restrictions or control.

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Brought shame or dishonor upon.

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The state of being treated the same, especially in rights and opportunities.

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A flag or cloth bearing a slogan or symbol, carried in a march.

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A change or addition to a legal or official document.

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To formally approve or confirm a law or agreement.

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A position of leadership or control.

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Women activists who fought for the right to vote, especially in Britain.

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Denied the right to vote or excluded from political participation.

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Suddenly brought into prominence or public attention.

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A difficult or painful experience.

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Strong opposition, anger, or hatred.

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A person who publicly supports a cause or policy.

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To criticize harshly or severely.

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A large, disorderly crowd, often violent or aggressive.

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To formally request or appeal to authority for change.

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To assign to a lower or less important position.

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An organized group moving forward in a parade or march.

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