How did women win the vote?

The organizer follows Seneca Falls in 1848, Wyoming Territory in 1869, White House pickets in 1917 and ratification in 1920. Students compare tactics and explain why the 19th Amendment mattered.

What do students do with the source cards?

They fill in the organizer using only what the four cards say, then use the cards to answer questions. This builds the habit of citing evidence.

7th Grade Twentieth Century Worksheets

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The twentieth century saw movements that expanded rights in the United States. There are 2 worksheets for 7th grade, each with an answer key. Civil Rights Movement Crossword and Women's Suffrage Research Organizer are the two sheets.

Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

7th Grade Social Studies The Twentieth Century Clear All

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Civil Rights Movement Crossword

Grade7th Grade

TopicThe Twentieth Century

Women's Suffrage Research Organizer

Grade7th Grade

TopicThe Twentieth Century

Frequently Asked Questions

It was the effort to end segregation and win equal rights. The crossword covers Brown v. Board in 1954, the Montgomery bus boycott, Little Rock in 1957 and a march of 250,000 in 1963.

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