Abolitionists
Underground Railroad
Women
The Big Picture
Why it Matters
100

This man created The Liberator.

William Lloyd Garrison

100

This man was a Quaker from Indiana who helped slaves escape to safety.

Levi Coffin

100

Where Elizabeth Cady Stanton lived.

Seneca Falls.

100

Someone who wanted to abolish, or end, slavery int he United States.

Abolishionists.

100

Escaped slave who made many speeches against slavery.

Frederick Douglas.

200

This woman wrote "From early childhood, I long believed their bondage inconsistent with justice and humanity."

Sarah Grimké

200

This woman had the quote "There's two things I've a right to: death or liberty. One or the other I mean to have. No one will take me back alive."

Harriet Tubman

200

One founder of the American Antislavery Society.

Lucretia Mott.
200

Religious group among the first abolishionists.

Quakers.

200

Many believed the abolishionists movement and the women's rights movement did what for each other?

strengthened.

300

Southern abolitionists and sister of Sarah Grimké

Angelina Grimké

300

This woman was a Quaker from Indiana who helped slaves escape.

Catherine Coffin

300

Abolitionist woman who lived in Seneca Falls and helped organize the Seneca Falls Convention.

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

300

Women could not _________.

own property/vote

300

Who guided many slaves through the underground railroad?

Harriet Tubman

400

What was the Liberator?

A newspaper.

400

This was a system of secret routes that led slaves north.

Underground Railroad.

400

Convention where the "Declaration of Rights and Sentiments" was approved.

Seneca Falls Convention.

400

How long had Quakers been fighting slavery?

Before the American Revolution.

400

When was the Seneca Falls Convention held?

1848

500

When was Nat Turner's rebellion?

1831

500

What popular song told escapes slaves to follow the Big Dipper?

Follow the Drinking Gourd.

500

Women's rights activist quoted as saying "Look at me! I have plowed, and planted, and gathered crops into barns, and no man could head me! And ain't I a woman?"

Sojourner Truth.

500

Angelina Grimké was noted as being among the first to see the connection between ending slavery and ___________.

women's rights. 

500

In what year did William Lloyd Garrison begin publishing the Liberator?

1831

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