Jeopardy Chapter 14

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Unit 5 Chapter 14
Unit 5 Chapter 14
Unit 5 Chapter 14
Unit 5 Chapter 14
Unit 5 Chapter 14
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Many believed in the 1820s to 1860s that the
study of this subject in school could cause women
to have a nervous breakdown.
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What is mathematics?
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Name given to the runaway slaves escape route.
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What is the underground railroad?
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This term means the right to vote.
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What is suffrage?
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The name given to a person who strongly believed
in the elimination of slavery.
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What is an abolitionist?
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The name given to a person who advocates or is
active in promoting womens rights.
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What is a feminist?
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Term for a movement or belief in the use of
little or no alcoholic drink.
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What is temperance?
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Name of the countrys first African American
newspaper started by Samuel Cornish and John
Russwurm.
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What is Freedoms Journal?
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This group formed the first American feminists.
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Who were women abolitionists?
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This person was the founder of the newspaper The
Liberator.
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Who was William Lloyd Garrison?
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By the 1850s, when girls did go to school, they
often studied these subjects.
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What are music and needlework?
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This person opened the Hartford School for the
Deaf.
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Who is Thomas Gallaudet?
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This person was the leader of educational reform.
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Who was Horace Mann?
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The Mount Holyoke Female Seminary was founded by
this person.
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Who was Mary Lyon?
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This writer wrote about the clash between the
values of the white settlers on the frontier and
those of the Native Americans.
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Who was James Fenimore Cooper?
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This person reformed care of the mentally ill.
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Who was Dorothea Dix?
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This was the name given to an attempted utopian
society established by Robert Owen in 1825.
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What was New Harmony, Indiana?
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Poet who wrote the American classic, Leaves of
Grass.
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Who was Walt Witman?
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These sisters were among the first women from the
South to speak publicly against slavery.
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Who were Sarah and Angelina Grimke? Or Who were
the Grimkes?
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This former slave was never taught to read or
write, but was a very good speaker. Her nickname
was Belle.
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Who was Sojourner Truth?
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This person organized the Daughters of Temperance.
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Who was Susan B. Anthony?
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This was the site of the first womens rights
convention.
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What is Seneca Falls, New York?
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The most famous conductor of the Underground
Railroad.
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Who was Harriet Tubman?
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This was the first state to allow women to
divorce their husbands if they had an alcohol
problem.
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What was Indiana?
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This was the first college for African Americans.
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What was the Ashmun Institute?
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This person organized the Philadelphia Female
Anti-Slavery Society.
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Who was Lucretia Mott?