Suffrage
What were women who advocated for women's rights called?
Suffragettes.
What country forced the end of the slave trade?
The UK
What event started nationalistic ideals?
The Enlightenment
Who called the Seneca Falls Convention?
Elizabeth Stanton
Who was one of the most prominent black abolitionists in the US?
Frederick Douglass.
What leader used this as a tool to unify Germany?
Otto Von Bismark
What was the most prominent suffrage organization in the US?
The NAWSA
Who wrote the Emancipation Proclamation?
President Abraham Lincoln
Why was nationalism a problem?
Because of a unified people forcing people out.
What did the 19th amendment grant women?
The right to vote.
What was the first American country to abolish slavery?
Haiti
Why did urbanization affect nationalism?
What was the event that set suffrage in motion?
The Enlightenment.
In what year had all slavery been abolished in the Americas?
1888
Why was US nationalism different than Europe?
It allowed different people to be unified instead of only one type of people.