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Across 3. the right to vote in political elections. 9. The amendment that allows citizens to vote in any state, despite sex/gender. 10. Refusing to eat until what you want to happen to be done.

Down 1. A group formed in 1916 to help as an outgrowth for women’s suffrage. 2. A powerful woman who was a suffragist, she was arrested for voting. 4. The amendment that protects the rights of citizens across the world. 5. Someone who supports and favors the practice of abolition. 6. A close friend of Alice Paul, and helped her form the NWP. 7. A stand/action to show disapproval and/or objection of something. 8. A feminist, suffragist and women’s rights activists. One of the main leaders for the campaign of the Nineteenth Amendment.