Warm Up:
Write down 2 interesting facts
you remember about your
women’s suffrage leader!
Agenda:
1. Finish sensory figures
2. Share sensory figures
Sensory Figure:
Sensory figures are simple drawings of historical figures
with descriptions of what they might have thought, seen,
heard, touched, said, or felt. Each of the descriptions
contains words and/or symbols and is placed near the
part of the body that relates to the sense.
Make sure you have:
1. Seven sentences or phrases that represent what each
figure might see, hear, smell, say, touch, think, and feel
(emotions).
2. Make sure the sentences or symbols represent
important experiences, thoughts, and feelings of the
character.
Early Women’s Suffrage Activists:
Susan B Anthony
• _______________________________
• _______________________________
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
• _______________________________
• _______________________________
Lucy Stone
• _______________________________
• _______________________________
Lucretia Mott
• _______________________________
• _______________________________
Sojourner Truth
• _______________________________
• _______________________________
The Grimke Sisters
• _______________________________
• _______________________________
Which territory did the U.S. gain
through a treaty with Spain?
Which territory was divided
between the United States and Great
Britian
Which territory was added to the
United States after it became an
independent country?
What was the name of the group that
was stranded in the Sierra Nevada
Mountains and resorted to
cannibalism?
Which territory did the U.S. gain
after a war with Mexico?
Which territory did Thomas
Jefferson purchase from France?
Name 2 reasons Americans traveled
into the western territory.
Name 2 trails they took to get there.
Name 2 obstacles pioneers might
encounter on their trip west.
What was Andrew Jackson’s “Indian
Removal” policy?
What was discovered in California in
1848?
Name one Native American tribe that
was forced out of their homeland on
the Trail of Tears.
Which sisters left their southern
plantation to protest against slavery?
What do abolitionists believe?
What does “women’s suffrage”
mean?
Name one women’s suffrage leader
and one thing she did to support the
movement.
Describe the role of women in the
1800s.
Name one right women were denied
in the 1800s.
Wide grasslands with few
trees; elevation increases
westward
Death Valley National Park,
California and Nevada
Which river is A?
Which continent?