Sarah
How did the education system in the 1800s affect women's aspirations?
It limited their aspirations to marriage and appearance.
According to Grimke, what is the only way to distinction for a women?
marriage
Who believed that the way to abolish slavery in America was to vote such men into power?
Frederick Douglass
What does Douglass suggest is a way to abolish slavery?
Voting for abolitionist leaders.
What does Grimke believe women should focus more on?
their education
What is the "appropriate sphere" for women according to men?
to dress, to dance, to read novels
How might Douglass's belief in voting impact the abolitionist movement?
It could lead to more political engagement.
Based on Douglass's arguments, what can be inferred about his view on political participation?
It is crucial for achieving abolition.
What was the main focus for fashionable girls in the 1800s?
To attract men's attention through their appearance.
How do you think Sarah Grimké believed “fashionable women” should act?
Women should focus more on intellectual behavior.
What is the term 'elective franchise' referring to in the context of the reading?
The right to vote.
What is a belief of Douglass's about the Garrisonians' approach to abolition?
They refuse to participate in political processes.
What does the term 'appropriate sphere' refer to in the context of women?
The social circles women were expected to engage with. (Dress, Dance, to read Novels)
What does Sarah Grimké say women are taught to believe is the only way to have a happy life?
She says they are taught to regard marriage as the only way to find happiness.
How do the Garrisonians view the U.S. Constitution?
As a slave-holding instrument.
What does Douglass believe about the U.S. Constitution and slavery?
The U.S. Constitution not guarantee the right to hold property in man.
How does the societal view of women's roles in the 1800s impact their self-perception?
It makes them feel limited to surface level roles.
What does Grimke say will happen if any women shows mental superiority over a man?
The women is generally shunned and regarded as stepping out of her "appropriate sphere"
What is a key difference between Douglass and the Garrisonians regarding political action?
Douglass supports voting, while Garrisonians do not.
The Garrisonians were supporters of which abolitionist? (First and last name required)
William Lloyd Garrison