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Reform Vocabulary and Historical Figures
Famous for her speech, "Ain't I a Woman?"
The Abolitionist movement aimed at ending
Reform Vocabulary and Historical Figures
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The Abolitionist movement aimed at ending
unfair wages
child labor
slavery
voter discrimination
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Famous for her speech, "Ain't I a Woman?"
Horace Mann
Harriet Tubman
Dorthea Dix
Sojourner Truth
3
The Vocabulary and Historical Figures quiz is
next week on Tuesday
Wednesday
hopefully never
tomorrow
4
Reform means
Acting "proper"
going to boot camp
none of the above
the second draft of the Constitution
5
The process of moving from hand-made products to machine-made products is called
Industrialization
Job creation
outsourcing
global warming
6
This woman formed the first ever Women's Rights Convention
Michelle Obama
Susan B. Anthony
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
7
The movement to end alcohol abuse was called
Progressive Era
abolitionist
Temperance
suffrage
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Harriet Tubman
a voice against child labor
was made famous by her speech, "Ain't I a Woman?"
traveled back in time to free slaves
was one of the most famous conductors (Underground Railroad)
9
Frederick Douglass
all but ONE of these answers
was a leading abolitionist
escaped slavery and created the North Star
created the Liberator
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Susan B. Anthony
was arrested for voting because she was a woman!
formed a labor union
formed the first ever Women's Rights Convention
was an excellent cook
11
The white abolitionist that created the antislavery newspaper, "
The Liberator
."
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
William Lloyd Garrison
Angelina Grimke
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Suffrage is
the right to free speech
the movement to end alcohol abuse
the right to vote
the movement to end slavery
13
The secret network that led slaves to freedom in the North was
the power of the Liberator
the Underground Railroad
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the subterranean railway
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Horace Mann believed that
all of the above
education was key to social reform
education was previously only available to the wealthy elite
education needed to be fixed
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The Second Great Awakening was a
religious movement tied to the Reform movement
movement to get women the right to vote
When your mom wakes you up for school
When you wake up after you fall asleep in class
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Dorthea Dix was
a famous conductor on the Underground Railroad
making people aware of the treatment of the insane
organized the first ever women's conference
famous for her speech, "Ain't I a Woman?"
