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USI U7: The West

Inventions and Movements

TermDefinition
Who is a person that is the first to think of or make something? inventor
Who is a person that organizes resources for goods and services in hopes of making a profit? entrepreneur
Who invented the cotton gin? Eli Whitney
What machine picked seeds and stems out of cotton, which made producing cotton much faster? cotton gin
Who invented the reaper? Cyrus McCormick
Who helped with the invention of the reaper? Jo Anderson
What machine made harvesting crops much faster? reaper
Who improved the steamboat? Robert Fulton
What invention connected Southern farms to Northern factories and Western territories? steamboat
What provided for faster land transportation? steam locomotive
What was the movement that called for the end of slavery? abolition
___________ to end slavery included that it was morally wrong, cruel, inhumane, and violated democracy. reasons
Who led hundreds of enslaved African Americans to freedom along the Underground Railroad? Harriet Tubman
Who wrote a newspaper called The Liberator, which supported abolition? William Lloyd Garrison
Who escaped slavery and wrote a newspaper called The North Star? Frederick Douglass
What movement called for equality in basic rights for women? Women's Rights
This included the right to vote, own property, and have equal opportunities in business and education examples of women's rights
This word means the right to vote suffrage
Who was a former enslaved African American that advocated for equality and justice? Sojourner Truth
Who pushed for equal rights and voting for women? Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
What was the name of the meeting where supporters for women's rights met to support the Declaration of Sentiments? Seneca Falls Convention
What was the document that said, "All men and women are created equal" and called for equal rights for women? Declaration of Sentiments
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