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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who was committed to Dr. S. Wier Mitchell's Hospital of Orthopedic and Nervous Diseases because of her inability to withstand the stresses of being educated and financially sound and having to care for ailing members of her family?
(a) Laura Drens.
(b) Martha Biggins.
(c) Jane Addams.
(d) Mary Stone.
2. How many signatures did the Victoria Earle Mathew's Loyal Union collect in support of the Blair Amendment?
(a) 9,100.
(b) 5,000.
(c) 8,800.
(d) 10,000+.
3. According to Virginia law, if a Christian was found to "commit fornication" with a Negro man or woman, how would his fines multiply?
(a) By three.
(b) By four.
(c) By six.
(d) By two.
4. What did Ida B. Wells-Barnett claim robbed women of one of the most glorious advantages?
(a) Not having children.
(b) Ignoring their culture.
(c) Marrying poor.
(d) Bowing to White power.
5. What was the name of the slave in 1741 that attempted to burn down the entire settlement of Charleston, Massachusetts?
(a) Mary.
(b) Sylvia.
(c) Ida.
(d) Kate.
6. How many Black female lawyers were there coming into the 1880's?
(a) 5.
(b) 54.
(c) 10.
(d) 17.
7. What club was organized by Ida Wells-Barnett in 1913.
(a) The Illinois Women's Club.
(b) The Rights of Women in Illinois Club.
(c) The Alpha Suffrage Club.
(d) The Women's Suffrage Club.
8. What novel spoke to the desire of slave women to become the mistress of their masters?
(a) "Desires of the American Slave."
(b) "Conditions of the Negro in America."
(c) "The Negro Family."
(d) "A Need for More."
9. Who was the leading suffragist of the Tuskegee Woman's Club (as denoted in the chapter "The Quest for Woman Suffrage")?
(a) Sarah Brooks Banks.
(b) Adella Hunt Logan.
(c) Dorothy Lewerys.
(d) Margie Malcolm Knews.
10. Who was known as the "Uncrowned Queen of American Democracy"?
(a) Ida B. Wells.
(b) Sojourner Truth.
(c) Frances Willard.
(d) Lady Somerset.
11. Whom did the Fifteenth Amendment permit the right to vote to?
(a) Black men and white women.
(b) Black men.
(c) White women.
(d) Black men and women.
12. What did the text claim was so "rampant" in the South that thousands of Black women were compelled to leave the South?
(a) Sexual exploitation.
(b) Murders.
(c) Lynchings.
(d) Wife beatings.
13. Who became dean of Howard University, was a founding member of the NAACP, and opposed women's suffrage?
(a) Eric Mend.
(b) Francis Maclomb.
(c) Thomas Mandler.
(d) Kelly Miller.
14. What did the chapter, "To Be A Woman Sublime" state to be a watershed in the history of Black women?
(a) The organization of the AAWO.
(b) The NAACP.
(c) The organization of the NACW.
(d) The organization of th YWCA.
15. How many Black women were registered to vote in New York, where their vote successfully brought about the delegation of Gertrude Curtis and Laura Fisher to the Republican Convention?
(a) 68,000.
(b) 40,000.
(c) 82,000.
(d) 75,000.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who wrote the poem "Deliverance"?
2. How many Whites were shot on the Saturday night raid on the local Black grocery?
3. Who were servant women sold to if they were found guilty of bearing a child of her master's in Virginia?
4. Who wrote an editorial in the newspaper "Free Speech" that spoke of the lynching of the grocer?
5. To whom did Mary Church Terrell look to for help in her address to President Harrison?
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