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1 Today we will EVALUATE the impact of the Women’s Movement in American Society using written responses and a quote matching activity. Warm Up/Preview: In your spirals, list 10 attributes of women on your next left page; add matrix to right. 1

2 Who Am I? Dorothea Dix Influenced greatly by Quakers.
Nurse during Civil War Advocate for mentally ill and treatment of those imprisoned Convinced state legislatures to pass laws protecting the disabled Dorothea Dix

3 Meet Susan B. Anthony 3

4 If you were Ms. Anthony, what would YOU say?
Men said ... If you were Ms. Anthony, what would YOU say? 4

5 Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Meet Elizabeth Cady Stanton 5

6 If you were Ms. Stanton, what would you say?
Men said ... If you were Ms. Stanton, what would you say? 6

7 Meet Sojourner Truth 7

8 If you were Ms. Truth, what would you say?
Men said ... If you were Ms. Truth, what would you say? 8

9 Meet Lucy Stone 9

10 If you were Ms. Stone, what would you say?
Men said ... If you were Ms. Stone, what would you say? 10

11 Meet Elizabeth Blackwell 11

12 If you were Dr. Blackwell, what would you say?
Men said ... If you were Dr. Blackwell, what would you say? 12

13 1848 Seneca Falls Convention
Women respond ...

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20 Your task Check your answers “Suffrage is the pivotal right.” SBA
Evaluate the arguments made by men to each woman’s accomplishments. Read and examine the six quotes on the stickers. Decide which quote would be an appropriate response by each of the women to their critics. Place the quote on the appropriate place on your matrix. Check your answers “Suffrage is the pivotal right.” SBA “The woman is uniformly sacrificed to the wife and mother.” ECS “Ain’t I a woman?” ST “We want rights…” LS “The idea…” EB

21 Achievements of Women’s Movement
Abolition of Slavery Right to own property and do business Care of the Poor Care of the Imprisoned Care of the Mentally Disabled Opening of nursing schools Equal education for girls and women Acceptance of women working outside of home Ability to earn high wages in certain professions Custody of children in divorce Birth control

22 Ok It’s 2013 – What about today
Ok It’s 2013 – What about today? How satisfied are you with the changes in society brought about by the Women’s Movement? Are all the changes beneficial? THINK! Girls – What do you say to your dads, brothers, and future husbands about the opportunities you have in today’s world to follow your dreams, fulfill your goals? How do you get their support? Guys – what do you say to your moms, sisters, and future wives about their roles in your life? How can you support them in their future goals? Evaluation 22

23 When you’re done Glue in Civil War Era Chart on your next left page.
Design YOUR new unit page next to the era chart. Work on Vocabulary 21

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