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Across 3. The amendment that states anything that the government hasn’t provided for you is your property and can’t be taken away from you. 4. The leader of the National American Women Suffrage Association (NAWSA). 5. This state was the 36th state to approve the 19th amendment. 7. A women arrested for voting in 1872. 8. One of the important Suffrage Movement women. Went 22 days without eating in a hunger strike. 9. This was the president at the time of the Women’s Suffrage Movement, was re-elected in 1916. 10. This was an action took by the suffragettes, whom were in jail.

Down 1. This amendment gave U.S. citizens the right to vote no matter your gender. 2. This amendment gave U.S. citizens, no matter race or color, the right to vote. 6. The jail that held the sufferagettes when arrested for “obstructing traffic”. 7. The right to vote in political elections.