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History Test '09

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Samuel Morse inventor of the telegraph and Morse code
John Deere inventor of the steel-tipped plow which aided the farmer in the great plains
Cyrus McCormick inventor of the mechanical reaper
The Know-Nothing Party a nativist anti-catholic society
Nat Turner A slave who taught himself to read and write and led a revolt in South Carolina and killed 55 whites before being caught and hanged
Harriet Tubman an escaped slave that was one of the main conductors of the Underground Railroad
Fredrick Douglass A freed slave in the north that was against slavery
Sojourner Truth born a slave in New York gained freedom when New York banished slavery
Henry David Thoreau a transcendentalist that refused to pay a tax to support the Mexican-American war a was sent to jail
Elizabeth Blackwell the first woman to receive a medical degree in the United States
Lucretia Mott leader in the effort to fight for woman's movement
Susan B. Anthony also a leader to fight for woman's rights
Elizabeth Cady Stanton an female abolitionist that joined with Lucretia Mott to fight for woman's rights
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