1. Who founded "The Lily", first woman's suffragist journal, in 1849, but is best remembered for her opinions on woman's fashion? Sojourner Truth Lucretia Mott Amelia Bloomer Lucy Stone

2. Which woman was elected the first president of The American Equal Rights Convention in 1866? Lucretia Mott Harriet Stanton Blatch Susan Brownell Anthony Anna Howard Shaw

3. Which suffragist leader was the first President of The National Woman's Suffrage Association and is credited by Susan B. Anthony as being the brains behind the movement? Lucretia Mott Elizabeth Cady Stanton Matilda Joslyn Gage Abigail Kelley Foster

4. Which woman was arrested for voting in the 1872 elections in Rochester, New York? Lucy Stone Susan B. Anthony Elizabeth Cady Stanton Sojourner Truth

5. What women's suffragist was hired to work as Literary Critic for Horace Greeley's "New York Tribune", thus becoming the first woman staff member of a major newspaper? Augusta Lewis Troup Lucretia Mott Margaret Fuller Julia Ward Howe

6. Which co-founder of The National Women's Suffrage Association and Missouri native was both the first female graduate of Washington University School of Law and the first female U.S. Marshall? Kate Gordon Phoebe Couzins Augusta Lewis Troup Abigail Kelley foster

7. Which suffragist was orphaned as an infant, became a reporter for "The New York Sun" at the age of 18 and eventually was the first woman to hold national union office when she became corresponding secretary of the International Typographical Union? Abigail Kelley Foster Harriet Stanton Blatch Augusta Lewis Troup Lucy Stone

8. What suffragist was the first woman nominated for President when the Equal Rights party nominated her in 1872? Susan B. Anthony Anna Howard Shaw Margaret Fuller Victoria Woodhull

9. Which sufragette earned a degrees in theology and medicine from Boston University and was giving the Distinguished Service Medal by the US Congress? Harriot Stanton Blatch Abigail Kelley Foster Anna Howard Shaw Sojourner Truth

10. Which suffragist founded Chicago's Hull House in 1889 and won The Nobel Peace Prize in 1931? Lucy Stone Jane Addams Edith Starr Abigail Kelley Foster