A.   The doors were locked from the outside and the fire escapes pulled away from the building. 146 died.

B.   The women fell asleep while working and didn't realize there was a fire. 150 died.

C.   The doors were wide open, but the women trampled each other running out. 150 died.

D.   The women died of smoke inhalation since they worked underground. 149 died.

A.   She explains that women are natural "busybodies," so it shouldn't be a surprise that women want to try to fix everything and then fail

B.   She explains that women love being indoors and don't want to help anyone outside of their own families

C.   Women have learned that in order to fix the afflictions of human misery, they have to "swat at its nest" to get rid of the problem at its source

D.   Beard explains that Progressive era women didn't have a lot of options, so helping others was the only way they could make money and become wealthy

A.   To live off the grid and live off of the wealth from the "old country"

B.   To reunite with their families

C.   To reunite with their husbands

D.   For economic opportunities

A.   A march in New York City on March 3, 1933 because 3 was the number of completion and unity.

B.   A voting rights parade from Boston to New York City to show that women were strong and could do hard things, including walking far and voting.

C.   The first act of protest was a suffrage parade held the day before Woodrow Wilson's inauguration because all of the nation's attention was on Washington, DC.

D.   A march on the Philadelphia state house in 1917 because only women in Western states could vote.

A.   Angel Island and Ellis Island

B.   Queen's Island and Ellis Island

C.   Monarch Island and Mercy Island

D.   Catalina Island and Vaquero Island