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Iron Jawed Angels

Iron Jawed Angels. Questions Sheet. Name: Video Discussion What time period is this movie in? Gilded Age or the Progressive Movement? Identify elements of race in the video. Identify elements of class in the video.

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Iron Jawed Angels

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  1. Iron Jawed Angels

  2. Questions Sheet Name: Video Discussion • What time period is this movie in? Gilded Age or the Progressive Movement? • Identify elements of race in the video. • Identify elements of class in the video. • What references are made in the movie to earlier women activists? List them below. • What references are made to the Civil War? • What role does World War I play in the movie? • Track the different approaches used by the following: Carrie Catt leader of the NAWSA vs. Alice Paul of the NWP 8) How were women destroying the system of stratification of the US? • Defend the argument that race class and gender are (notice tense) linked and not isolated issues. • Connect any issue today or a video we have watched in class.

  3. Other Film Issues

  4. 18-1900 Attached to Anti-Slavery Movement Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony at Seneca Falls AWSA and NWSA Merging of AWSA and NWSA Cult of Domesticity 1900-1920 NAWSA and Carrie Catt trying to secure right to vote through state by state method Enter Alice Paul and the creation of NWP

  5. Alice Paul and Lucy Burns: Parade Organizers and NWP Rose Winslow Inez Milholland

  6. Parade

  7. Carrie Catt and NAWSA NAWSA leader Believed an amendment to the Constitution was not possible

  8. Ida B Wells In 1884, when 22 and a teacher in Tennessee, Wells-Barnett ignored a train conductor's order directing her to sit in a segregated car. Editor and co-owner of the Memphis Free Speech and Headlight Documented lynchings across the country, and raised awareness challenging alleged white "superiority."

  9. Women and the West

  10. Sheet Questions and Agree or Disagree

  11. Carrie Catt was right

  12. State by state strategy was the correct approach

  13. Securing a Constitutional Amendment was the correct approach

  14. Women are more likely to be supportive of the same political issues simply because they are women

  15. Alice Paul was crazy

  16. The tactics used by Alice Paul crossed the line

  17. You would support Carrie Catt

  18. You would support Alice Paul

  19. Alice Paul was psychologically unstable and suicidal

  20. Upcoming Quiz Rose Winslow Ida B Wells Seneca Falls Racist Southerners Temperance Women’s Christian Temperance Movement Purity Campaign Susan B Anthony Elizabeth Cady Stanton Abolitionist Carrie Catt Western States Alice Paul State by State Strategy Woodrow Wilson Comstock Law

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