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What was the name of the first conference for women's rights in America?

Seneca Falls Women's Convention 

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What is an abolitionist?

Someone that wants to end the practice of slavery. 

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Prudence Crandall created this

first African American school

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What were the religious meetings called where people traveled across the country to hear certain pastors speak?

Revivals

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What is a Utopia? 

The belief in creating a perfect society

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What was the most controversial topic at the Seneca Falls Women's Convention? 

Women's Suffrage

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Explain what the American Colonization Society was?

The Society of affluent white people that sent thousands of African Americans back to Africa. 

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What was the first state to create public schools?

Massachusetts 

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What was the religious movement during the 1800's called? 

The 2nd Great Awakening

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What group of people heavily supported the "Temperance Movement"? 

Women

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Name 2 famous women's reformers who were involved in Seneca Falls? 

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Lucretia Mott

Susan B. Anthony

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Who wrote the famous abolitionist newspaper "The Liberator"? 

William Lloyd Garrison

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What was the name of the school that Thomas Gallaudett created?

The Hartford School for the Deaf

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What is the only group still around that tried to create a Utopia? 

Mormons

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Which state ended up banning the sale and production of alcohol due to the Temperance Movement?  

Maine

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Who oped the first high-school for girls in New York

Emma Willard

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Escaped Slave who taught himself how to read. Very influential in the anti-slavery movement

Frederick Douglas

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Who created a book for the blind using braille? 

Samuel Gridley Howe

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What was the "Temperance Movement"? 

The movement to ban the sale and production of alcohol in the United States 

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How did Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton meet?

An anti-slavery meeting in London

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Former slave and who beleived god wanted her to fight slavery. Quoted as saying she has worked as much as a man

Sojourner Truth

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This escaped slave was known for risking her life in the underground railroad

Harriet Tubman

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Head of the Massachusetts school board that led the way for education reform

Horace Mann

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during religous reform people found god and declared slavery what?

a sin

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Who started visiting prisons and realized they were locking up mentally ill people?

Dorethea Dix