Background
When was Emma Goldman born?
June 27, 1869
When was Emma Goldman arrested for 10 months?
1893
What was Emma Goldman labeled?
“Red Emma”
Who was Goldman’s lover and attempted to kill Henry Clay Frick?
Alexander Berkman
Which group believed in the equality of everyone, need for education, etc.?
American anarchists
What was Emma’s father’s name?
Abraham Goldman
What was the first day of Emma Goldman’s trial?
October 4, 1893
When was her views brought back to life again through the republication of her works?
1960s - 1970s
Who was the founder of the American Civil Liberties Union?
Roger Nash Baldwin
When did Emma Goldman become an anarchist?
1886
What was Emma Goldman’s first job in America?
Worked in a clothing factory.
What did Emma refuse to do in the quote from 1893?
She refused to shut her mouth.
What movement did Emma Goldman especially influence?
Feminist movement
Who received a six-month sentence to the warehouse?
Ben Lewis Reitman
Who was inspired by the ideas of Emma Goldman, leading him to assasinate a president?
Leon Czolgosz
Where was Emma Goldman born?
Kaunas, Lithuania - a Russian empire
What did Emma Goldman demand concerning woman’s rights?
Goldman demanded the independence of women.
What did Emma Goldman help organize that helped defend individual civil rights?
Free Speech League
Who wrote and published the Kronstadt Rebellion (1992)?
Alexander Berkman
What day did Emma Goldman lead a march to the Union Square in New York?
August 21, 1893
When did Emma Goldman immigrate to the U.S.?
1885
Who was the lawyer in Emma Goldman’s trial?
Oakley Hall
What was the symbol of radicals and revolutionaries of the early 1900s?
Red and black flag.
Who wrote and published The Second Oldest Profession (1932)?
Ben Lewis Reitman
What did Emma Goldman claim after she was imprisoned for one year?
She claimed that she was “imprisoned for talking”.