What reform movement was Fredrick Douglas a leader in?
Abolition
What was the first right that the women's rights movement fought for?
Suffrage (Right to Vote)
What is abolition?
The end of slavery
Which compromise admitted Missouri as a slave state?
Missouri Compromise
What reform movement sought to make school into a public service?
Education Reform
What reform movement was Elizabeth Cady Stanton a leader in?
Women's Rights
Who was the main leader of the women's rights movement at its founding?
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
What was the secret system that smuggled slaves to freedom?
Underground Railroad
What was the line that no state could allow slavery above?
The Missouri Compromise Line
What reform movement sought to have mental illnesses treated in medical facilities?
Mental Illness/Health Reform
What reform movement was Dorothea Dix a leader in?
Prison/Mental Health
What was the founding document of the women's rights movement?
Declaration of Sentiments
Who was the most famous conductor of the underground railroad?
Harriet Tubman
What compromise allowed the Kansas and Nebraska territories to vote on whether they would allow slavery?
Kansas-Nebraska Act
What reform movement sought to make the justice system less cruel?
Prison Reform
What reform movement was Horace Mann a leader in?
Education
Name at least one other reform movement that the women's rights movement also tended to support?
Temperance/Prohibition, Education, Mental Illness
What white abolitionist led a violent uprising meant to free slaves across the South?
John Brown
What compromise admitted California as a free state and passed the Fugitive Slave Act?
Compromise of 1850
What reform sought to end slavery?
What state was the first to reform education into a public service?
Massachusetts
Where was the women's rights movement founded?
Seneca Falls Convention at Seneca Falls, New York
What political party was founded with the goal to end slavery?
Republican Party
What free state was created to balance the admission of Missouri as a slave state?
Maine
Which reform movement sought to outlaw alcohol?
Temperance/Prohibition