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THEME WORDS:
	0	--	SusanBAnthony	|American reformer and leader of the Woman-Suffrage movement, honored on US coin. (3 wds.)
	0	--	suffragists	|Woman activists lobbying for the right to vote.
	0	--	Nineteenth	|Number of the Amendment to the US Constitution (1920) granting all women the right to vote.
	0	--	Wyoming	|First territory in US to grant women the right to vote.
	0	--	NOW	|Largest women's rights group in the US (abrev.)
	0	--	GirlScouts	|Founded in 1912 by Juliette Gordon Low, this organization is now millions strong and well known for their cookies.
	0	--	ArethaFranklin	|Singer demanding R-E-S-P-E-C-T, became first woman to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987. (2 wds.)
	0	--	Sacajawea	|Influential woman who as a teenager with baby on her back, lead Lewis and Clark to Pacific.
	0	--	Golf	|One of the first olympic sports women were permitted to compete in the 1900 Olympic Games.
	0	--	RosaParks	|"Mother of the Civil Rights Movement." (2 wds.)
	0	--	Feminism	|A social theory and political movement primarily informed and motivated by the experience of women.
	0	--	NewZealand	|First country to introduce universal sufferage in 1893. (2wds.)
	0	--	WoodrowWilson	|28th President of the United States and advocate for the passing of the Women's Suffrage Ammendment. (2wds.)
	0	--	WarrenHarding	|First President of the United States to be voted into office with women voting in the election of 1920. (2 wds.)
	0	--	Votes	|"____ for women!" - Suffrage chant.
	0	--	ElizabethStaton	|Cofounder of National Women's Suffrage Association, also active in abolitionist movement. (2 wds.)
END THEME WORDS
CURRENT CLUES ACROSS:
	 2 WOODROWWILSON	|28th President of the United States and advocate for the passing of the Women's Suffrage Ammendment. (2wds.)
	 3 ARETHAFRANKLIN	|Singer demanding R-E-S-P-E-C-T, became first woman to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987. (2 wds.)
	 6 GOLF	|One of the first olympic sports women were permitted to compete in the 1900 Olympic Games.
	 8 GIRLSCOUTS	|Founded in 1912 by Juliette Gordon Low, this organization is now millions strong and well known for their cookies.
	13 NOW	|Largest women's rights group in the US (abrev.)
	14 ELIZABETHSTATON	|Cofounder of National Women's Suffrage Association, also active in abolitionist movement. (2 wds.)
	15 ROSAPARKS	|"Mother of the Civil Rights Movement." (2 wds.)
	16 WARRENHARDING	|First President of the United States to be voted into office with women voting in the election of 1920. (2 wds.)
CURRENT CLUES DOWN:
	 1 WYOMING	|First territory in US to grant women the right to vote.
	 4 SUSANBANTHONY	|American reformer and leader of the Woman-Suffrage movement, honored on US coin. (3 wds.)
	 5 NINETEENTH	|Number of the Amendment to the US Constitution (1920) granting all women the right to vote.
	 7 FEMINISM	|A social theory and political movement primarily informed and motivated by the experience of women.
	 9 SACAJAWEA	|Influential woman who as a teenager with baby on her back, lead Lewis and Clark to Pacific.
	10 SUFFRAGISTS	|Woman activists lobbying for the right to vote.
	11 NEWZEALAND	|First country to introduce universal sufferage in 1893. (2wds.)
	12 VOTES	|"____ for women!" - Suffrage chant.
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