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Susan B. Anthony/Waiting to Vote--Paired Passage

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13 questions
Note from the author:
Read each passage and answer the questions. Then, discuss the similarities and differences between them.
Read each passage and answer the questions. Then, discuss the similarities and differences between them.
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Question 5
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Susan B. Anthony believed all people should be treated with respect. Share evidence from the story to support this statement.

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Question 7
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  • influential
  • tarnished
  • racket
  • a loud unpleasant noise
  • to become less respected
  • having great influence on someone or something
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Question 9
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Anna supports women’s right to vote. Share evidence from the story to support this statement.

Question 10
10.

Which of the following problems is found in both passages?

Question 11
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Which of the following statements captures the culture of women’s suffrage from both passages?

Question 12
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How are the passages, Susan B. Anthony and Waiting to Vote similar?

Question 13
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How are the passages, Susan B. Anthony and Waiting to Vote different?

Question 1
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What was the main idea of the story?

Question 2
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Did Susan B. Anthony live to witness women legally voting?

Question 3
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What does “parameters” in paragraph 4 mean?

Question 4
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How did the Quaker religion shape Anthony’s fight for others?

Question 6
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What is the main idea in this story?

Question 8
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Why is Anna excited Congress is considering a new amendment?