If you were a member of Alice Paul's Silent Sentinels in the 1910s, where would you have picketed in support of women's right to vote?

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The Silent Sentinels picketed outside the White House to pressure President Woodrow Wilson to support women's suffrage. They stood there every day for months, from January 10 to June 4, 1917, and endured arrests, imprisonment, and forced feeding while in jail. Their persistence and determination eventually helped to gain national attention and push the 19th Amendment, granting women the right to vote, to be passed in 1920.

If You Were a Member of Alice Paul's Silent Sentinels