Quiz Me! - People Who are the most influential figures in American history?Find out right here! Learn about them all by eras of history. 1 / 10 Phyllis Schlafly was a leader in the conservative movement and an opponent of the Equal Rights Amendment. Her book, A Choice not an Echo, detailed A guide for the radical feminist movement The strict need to leave policymaking to experienced politicians A path for Republican success by adherence to conservative causes Suggestions to address the gender pay gap in the workplace 2 / 10 This United States President graduated from West Point and later achieved the highest ranking position in the American Army. Theodore Roosevelt Harry S. Truman Woodrow Wilson Dwight D. Eisenhower 3 / 10 Hector P. Garcia’s American GI Forum focused on all of the following except: Education Repatriation back to Mexico Public housing Veteran’s benefits for Mexican Americans 4 / 10 Women’s suffrage was granted in 1920 with the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment during this president’s administration. Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Warren G. Harding Franklin Delano Roosevelt 5 / 10 Sandra Day O’Connor was often the swing vote during her tenure as a Supreme Court Justice. She developed a test to determine violations of the Establishment Clause. This test was called The Establishment Test The Endorsement Test The Federalism Test The Commerce Power Test 6 / 10 Dying before the Nineteenth Amendment was passed, this suffragist helped found the National Woman Suffrage Association (NWSA) and when it merged and became the National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA) became its first president. Alice Paul Abigail Adams Susan B. Anthony Elizabeth Cady Stanton 7 / 10 After building a successful American steel company, this notable Scotsman dedicated his later years to helping those less fortunate. Henry Ford William Jennings Bryan Andrew Carnegie Thomas Edison 8 / 10 Why was Philip Bazaar awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for his brilliant military strategies during the 19th and 20th centuries for bravery during the Spanish-American War for guarding the frontier against the Sioux and Apaches for bravery during the Civil War 9 / 10 Known as the “Father of his Country,” this Virginian was Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army and the first President of the United States of America. Thomas Jefferson John Adams James Madison George Washington 10 / 10 President Ronald Regan made history when he nominated an individual to be the first female Chief of Staff Vice President Secretary of State Supreme Court Justice Your score is Try another 10!
