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Across 5. Someone who was against slavery. 6. A friend of Alice Paul, feminist activist and Sufferagette. 8. The fight for the right to vote. 9. ______ Strikes happened in the Occoquan workhouse to protest against the clear political aspect of peaceful protest. 11. Sufferagettes decided to ______ the government by standing outside the Whitehouses gates.

Down 1. President ______ who talked to congress about women’s sufferage. 2. American social reformer and women's rights activist who was also a Quaker. 3. The __ Amendment allowed women to vote, also known as the right to vote not biased on sex or gender. 4. The __ Amendment allowed African American men, no matter past slave life, the right to vote. 5. American suffragist, feminist, and women's rights activist, and one of the main leaders and strategists of the campaign for the Nineteenth Amendment. 7. Was the last state to vote for women’s rigths. Senator got a telegram from his mother. 10. ______ Chapman Catt was leader of NAWSA and was strongly against Lucy burns and Alice Paul