Education
Women's Rights
Abolitionists
Unions
Underground Railroad
100

Why did education need reform?

It was not offered to everyone

100

What is the word that means the right to vote?

Suffrage

100

People who want to get rid of slavery are called

Abolitionist

100

Why were unions formed?

Better working conditions

100

What was the name of the "position" in charge of the underground railroad?

Conductor

200

The idea of educating everyone was called

Public education

200

Who were the first leaders of the women's rights movement?

Elizabeth Cady Staton or Lucrita Mott

200

This abolitionist published a paper called "The Liberator"

William Lloyd Garrison

200

Where (what kind of workplace) did unions form?

Factories

200

Who was the most successful conductor?

Harriet Tubman

300

Who put the idea of the common school movement into action?

Horace Mann

300

The first convention for women's rights was called

Seneca Falls Convention

300

These sisters witnessed the cruelty of slavery on their plantation.

Grimke sisters, Sarah and Angelina

300
Who led the Labor Union movement?

Sarah Bagley

300

What did the word underground mean?

Secret

400

Prudence Crandall addressed what issue in education?

Racism

400

Women's Rights organizer who believed violating the law would get them attention and voted in 1872

Susan B. Anthony

400

A powerful abolitionist that was born a slave who delivered the message that all people deserved the same rights as black men

Sojourner Truth

400

To walk out in protest is called a

Strike

400

How many people did Harriet Tubman save?

300 plus

500

What was the name of the person who supported reform for the mentally ill?

Dorothea Dix

500

How did women finally get the right to vote?

19th Amendment in 1920

500

The end of slavery is called

Emancipation

500

The Second Great Awakening was about what?

Reason and logic were applied to religion and society

500

Since the underground railroad moved at night what did they use to guide them?

North Star

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