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None Social Sciences
What is the Women's Trade Union League?
  1. A labor union for women
  2. A women's rights organization
  3. A political party for women
  4. A college for women
None Social Sciences
What was Eleanor Roosevelt's role during World War II?
  1. She served in the military
  2. She traveled extensively, visiting troops and boosting morale
  3. She worked as a war correspondent
  4. She helped to draft the Treaty of Versailles
None Social Sciences
What was Eleanor Roosevelt's nickname?
  1. Lady of Liberty
  2. First Lady of the United States
  3. Mother of the Nation
  4. First Lady of the World
None Social Sciences
What was Eleanor Roosevelt's role in the United Nations?
  1. She was a secretary
  2. She was a member of the General Assembly
  3. She chaired the Commission on Human Rights
  4. She was the UN ambassador
None Social Sciences
What was Eleanor Roosevelt's role in the New Deal policies during the Great Depression?
  1. She was a vocal critic
  2. She was a supporter
  3. She was neutral
  4. She was not involved
None Social Sciences
What did Eleanor Roosevelt help to draft?
  1. The Constitution
  2. The Declaration of Independence
  3. The Bill of Rights
  4. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
None Social Sciences
What is the National Youth Administration?
  1. An organization that provides work and education opportunities for young women
  2. An organization that provides healthcare for low-income families
  3. An organization that promotes environmental conservation
  4. An organization that provides free legal aid to the poor
None Social Sciences
Who was Eleanor Roosevelt married to?
  1. Thomas Jefferson
  2. Abraham Lincoln
  3. Franklin D. Roosevelt
  4. John F. Kennedy
None Social Sciences
What did Eleanor Roosevelt study at the New York School for Social Research?
  1. Law
  2. Economics
  3. Social reform and activism
  4. Journalism
None Social Sciences
What did Eleanor Roosevelt work to promote in regards to African Americans?
  1. Gender equality
  2. Education
  3. Voting rights
  4. Civil rights
College Social Sciences
What is the physiological view of dreams and interpretations?
  1. Simple, random neural firing.
  2. Process of information while sleeping.
  3. Reaction to medicines while sleeping.
  4. Too much caffeine before sleeping.
Grade 9 Psychology
               reasoning is when conclusions are reached based upon general laws/theories.
  1. fallacious
  2. deductive
  3. inductive
  4. logical
None Social Sciences
What tactics did the National Woman's Party use to advocate for women's suffrage?
  1. Peaceful protests
  2. Lobbying Congress
  3. Picketing the White House
  4. Writing letters to elected officials
None Social Sciences
When did Alice Paul found the National Woman's Party?
  1. 1912
  2. 1916
  3. 1920
  4. 1923
None Social Sciences
What was Alice Paul's role in the National American Woman Suffrage Association?
  1. Chair of the Congressional Committee
  2. President of the organization
  3. Organizer of the suffrage marches
  4. None of the above
None Social Sciences
What was the name of the settlement house co-founded by Jane Addams?
  1. Settlement House of Chicago
  2. Chicago House of Hope
  3. Hull House
  4. Chicago Social Services Center
None Social Sciences
What did Sandra Day O'Connor advocate for in retirement?
  1. Women's rights
  2. Environmental conservation
  3. Civics education
  4. Immigration reform
None Social Sciences
What was the key issue at stake in the 1996 United States v. Virginia case?
  1. Affirmative action in higher education
  2. Women's reproductive rights
  3. Gender discrimination in the military
  4. Same-sex marriage
None Social Sciences
Where did Jane Addams study before returning to Chicago?
  1. Harvard University
  2. Women's Medical College in Philadelphia
  3. University of Chicago
  4. Yale University
None Social Sciences
In what year was Sandra Day O'Connor appointed to the Arizona Supreme Court?
  1. 1965
  2. 1975
  3. 1979
  4. 1981
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