Social Studies Chapter 14
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Benjamin Lundy
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Quaker Abolitionist
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Fredrick Douglas
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Editor of the North Star
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Revivals
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Frontier meeting camps
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Underground Railroad
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escape routes for slaves
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Thomas Gallaudet
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Hartford/Deaf
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Susan B. Anthony
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Supported Women's Suffrage
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Dr.Samuel Gridley Howe
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Perkins Institute
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Liberia
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\"Place of Freedom\"
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Sarah Hale
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Godey's Lady's Book
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Dorothea Dix
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Cared for the mentally ill
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Hoarce Mann
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Educational leader
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Ashmun Institute
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first African-American School
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utopia
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New Harmony, Indiana
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wave of religious fervor
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The Great Awakening
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preached at revivals
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Charles Finney
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leader of education reform
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Horace Mann
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poet
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Walt Whitman
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By the 1850s, when girls did go to school, they often studied a. mathematics b. history c. music or needlework d. science
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c. music or needlework
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This was the first college in the United States to admit women and African-Americans a. Harvard b. Ashmun Institute c. Mount Holyoke d. Oberlin College of Ohio
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d. Oberlin College of Ohio
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This schoolteacher helped reform attitudes toward the mentally ill a. Dorothea Dix b. Dr. Samuel Gridley Howe c. George Catlin d. Thomas Gallaudet
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a. Dorothea Dix
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People who stressed the relationship between humans and nature and the the importance of the individual conscience were called a. Naturalists b. Transcendentalists c. Reformers D. Conscience-raisers
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b. Transcendentalists
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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. a. Nathaniel Hawthorne b. Herman Melville c. James Fenimore Cooper D. Washington Irving
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c. Jame Fenimore Cooper
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worked to end slavery
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abolitionists
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American Colonization Society colony
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Liberia
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founded The Liberator
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William Lloyd Garrison
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a Southerner against slavery
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Angelina Grimke
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\"Belle\"
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Sojourner Truth
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By 1830 this became the most pressing social issue for reformers. a. antislavery movement b. prohibition c. women's right to vote d. free eduction
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a. antislavery movment
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Samuel Cornish and John Russwurm started Freedom's Journal, the country's first a. antislavery publication b. proslavery newspaper c. spiritual review d. African American newspaper
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d. African American newspaper
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This famous African American abolitionist, speaker, and writer could have been captured and returned to slavery. a. William Lloyd Garrison b. Samuel Cornish c. Frederick Douglass d. John Russwurm
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c. Frederick Douglass
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The most famous conductor of the Underground Railroad was a. Frederick Douglass b. William Lloyd Garrison c. Sojourner Truth d. Harriet Tubman
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d. Harriet Tubman
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Many leading abolitionists were involved in the antislavery movement and this movement a. men's rights b. women's rights c. children's rights d. poor people's rights
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b. women's rights
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first American feminists
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women abolitionists
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organized Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society
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Lucretia Mott
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Seneca Falls, New York
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site of first women's rights convention
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right to vote
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suffrage
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organized Daughters of Temperance
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Susan B. Anthony
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This woman, a graduate of Oberlin College, became an influential lecturer on abolitionism and women's rights. a. Lucretia Mott b. Elizabeth Stanton c. Lucy Stone d. Susan B. Anthony
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c. Lucy Stone
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Many believed the study of mathematics could cause women to have a a. brighter mind b. nervous breakdown c. greater income d. a better education
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b. nervous breakdown
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Mount Holyoke Female Seminary was founded by a. Susan B. Anthony b. Elizabeth Stanton c. Amelia Jenks Bloomer D. Mary Lyon
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d. Mary Lyon
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The first state to allow women to divorce their husbands if they had an alcohol problem was a. New York b. Indiana c. California d. Mississippi
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b. Indiana
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The first woman in the United States or Europe to receive a medical degree was a. Elizabeth Blackwell b. Sarah Hale c. Maria Mitchell d. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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a. Elizabeth Blackwell
