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AP Success - AP US History: Struggle for Women's Suffrage Analyzed

Question 1

Multiple choice

  • The need for equal military service opportunities for women

  • The economic contributions of women to society

  • The connection between taxation and representation

  • The moral superiority of women over men

Question 2

Multiple choice

  • The government's preference for military service over civil service

  • The economic benefits of serving in the State militia

  • The need to increase taxation on the militia to fund women's suffrage

  • The inconsistency in tax exemptions based on gender and marital status

Question 3

Multiple choice

  • Anti-suffragists who believed in traditional gender roles

  • Progressives advocating for labor reforms

  • Advocates of the temperance movement

  • Abolitionists seeking to end slavery

Question 4

Multiple choice

  • A demand for immediate economic reparations for women

  • A call to arms for women to join the State militia

  • A plea for social services and welfare for widows

  • The use of logical reasoning to advocate for political rights

Question 5

Multiple choice

  • Primarily focused on violent protest to achieve their goals

  • Largely indifferent to the political process and legislative advocacy

  • Seeking to replace the existing government with a matriarchal society

  • Engaging with governmental institutions to seek legislative change

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