Question 1

How did meeting Elizabeth Cady Stanton affect Susan?

Accepted Answer

Elizabeth became Susan's partner in working for equality.

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Elizabeth taught Susan the importance of equal rights.

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Elizabeth worked to get Susan to vote.

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Elizabeth became Susan's friend at the newspaper where they worked.

Question 2

Part A: What is the main idea of the text

Accepted Answer

Susan worked hard to make sure that women would be treated fairly.

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Susan traveled to many different places to speak with other women.

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Susan worked as a teacher and head mistress in a school

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Susan worked hard to help end slavery during the Civil War.

Question 3

Part B: Which detail best supports the answer to Part A?

Accepted Answer

"Due to Susan's bravery and hard work,  many people slowly began to change their minds about how women should be treated." (Paragraph 10)

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"She helped get 400,000 people to sign a petition against slaver." (paragraph 7)

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"In 1846, Susan became the head mistress of a school called Canajoharie Academy in New York." (paragraph 4)

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"Her parents belonged to the Quaker religion. Quakers believed that everyone was equal.
 (paragraph 1)

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