Their purpose
Abolitioning
People
Papers
Similar
100

What is suffrage?

The right to vote

100

What is temperance?

The ban of alcohol or consumption of alcohol

100

What was the main group of the Women suffrage movement?

Females
100

What did Frederick Douglas Write?

The North Star

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What was similar in the first great awakening?

That all are equal and deserve to be treated the same

200

What did they want in work conditions?

More pay, less hours, and better working conditions

200

When did the anti slavery movement stop?

When the 13th amendment was passed

200

Who saved over 300 slaves in an underground railroad?

Harriet Tubman


200

What did Sojourner Truth write?

Ain't I a woman too?

200

What did the fight of independence have in common with the second great awakening?

They both wanted to be independent and have their own rights

300

What did they want for the mentally ill?

Better prisons and cells

300

What was the point of the Anti-Slavery act?

To ban slavery

300

Who was a journalist for the Crusader?

William Lloyd Garrison

300

What was the 13th Amendment?

It gave African American Males the right to vote


300

What did the Declarationn of independence have in common with the 15th amendment


It was both their final goal

400

What was the main thing they tried to achieve?

To have equal rights to men

400

What did African Americans get instead of freedom?

Voting rights got extended to Male Slaves

400

Who wrote, "Ain't I a woman?"

Sojourner Truth

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What was the main way of Promoting?

News papers!

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Why were both the fight for independence and the second great awakening started?

They both have been treated unfairly.

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What did they do to protest?

Peaceful protesting like hunger strikes

500

What were the groups that supported the Anti-Slavery Movement?


Northerners, Quakers, and Abolitionists

500

Who wrote an angry paper about how America isn't actually for the free?

Frederick Douglas

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What was the 15th Amendment?

Gave the right to vote to all

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Why was the fight for independence relative to the second great awakening?

Because they both had something to complain about.