The Indian Reservations
The Rise of Feminism
Abolitionism
Important People and Events
More People and Events.
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What president greatly disliked the Indians?
Andrew Jackson
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What document that advocated for feminism closely resembled the Declaration of Independence? Where and when was it written?
The Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions; it was written in 1848 at the womens' rights convention in Seneca Falls, NY.
100
What Supreme Court case ruled that states didn't need to aid in enforcing the 1793 law that required fugitive slaves to return to their owners?
Prigg v. Pennsylvania (1842)
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Founded the newspaper "The Liberator," in 1831 to express his anti-slavery sentiments. He demanded immediate abolition of slavery, and formed the American Antislavery Society.
William Lloyd Garrison
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What concept did the Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions reject?
It rejected the idea that men and women should have separate "spheres" in society.
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What was the main principle behind relocation?
To get tribes out of the way of white civilization.
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What was a new set of problems for women in the 1830s and 1840s?
Women were now expected to be domestic and devote their time to their homes and leave income-producing to the husbands.
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What was the ACS? (American Colonization Society)
A group of white Virginians who worked for slaves' rights without challenging property rights; it was formed in 1817.
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This person wrote one of the most powerful documents of abolitionist propaganda in 1852: "Uncle Tom's Cabin".
Harriet Beecher Stowe
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Who was Sojourner Truth?
She was a freed black who emerged from a New York cult as a powerful spokeswoman for the abolition of slavery.
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What was a social purpose of the reservations?
The Indians would become civilized and eventually assimilate.
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What were the majority of feminists?
Quakers
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Why did abolitionism appeal to slaves in the North?
They lived in poverty and oppression worse than slaves in the South
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Who were the two sisters who were active abolitionists and argued that men and women were created equal?
Sarah and Angelina Grimke
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What happened to the abolitionist headquarters, "Temple of Liberty" in 1834?
It was burned down by a mob in Philadelphia and led to a bloody race riot.
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What economic purpose did the reservations serve?
The Indians would be moved out of valuable land for the settlers.
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What was the most prominent demand for womens' rights activists?
The right to vote - suffrage.
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What group wanted to keep slavery out of the territories, some cared for the slaves, others wanted to keep the West for the whites.
Free-soilers
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Considered to be one of the greatest African-American abolitionists, and was also an electrifying orator. He was a freed slave and demanded equality for African Americans.
Frederick Douglass, who wrote "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass"
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Who wrote a letter in 1833 to William Garrison stating that slavery was a sin and that men are free moral agents?
Theodore Dwight Weld, a prominent abolitionist and husband of Angelina Grimke.
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