Social Reform
This religious group tried to establish a lasting utopian community.
The Shakers
This book portrayed the cruelties of slavery.
Uncle Tom's Cabin
This women was a formerly enslaved African American who attracted huge crowds to hear her eloquent speeches.
Sojourner Truth
This women graduated first in her medical school-class after having been turned down by several other schools.
Elizabeth Blackwell
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AND WOMEN
In the 1840s, where did students learn to become teachers?
Normal Schools
William Lloyd Garrison was the editor of what newspaper?
The Liberator
This women was a formerly enslaved African American who became one of the most famous conductors on the Underground Railroad?
Harriet Tubman
What Amendment to the US Constitution gave women the right to vote?
The 19th Amendment
What peom was Walt Whitman famous for writing?
Leaves of Grass
This individual said, "Education was the great equalizer."
Horace Mann
What famous African American abolitionist, speaker, and writer escaped from slavery as a runaway?
Frederick Douglass
What kind of abolition did William Lloyd Garrison argue for?
Immediate
This was the first women who discover a comet and be elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Maria Mitchell
Temperance was the movement to ban what?
Alcohol
Writers Margaret Fuller and Ralph Waldo Emerson were part of what movement?
Transcendentalist
What was gradualism?
Those who believed in ending slavery but wanted to do it slowly.
What was the country's first African American newspaper?
The Freedom Journal
This was the first American women's rights convention in the United States.
Seneca Falls Convention
This African American Author published a pamphlet called An Appeal to the Coloured Citizens of the World which challenged African Americans to rebel & overthrow slavery.
David Walker
This transcendentalist reformer was jailed for not paying a tax that would support war.
Henry David Thoreau
In 1830, free African American leaders held an antislavery convention in which city?
Philadelphia
These sisters spoke out against slavery.
The Grimke sisters
This woman became one of the main leaders of the Women's Rights Movement, arguing for equal pay, access to a college educations for women, and suffrage.
Susan B. Anthony
What were hidden places to rest during the day, like barns, basements, and attics on the Underground Railroad were known as?
Stations