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Gender/ abolitionism

Gender roles and abolitionists

TermDefinition
domestic sphere "Cult of domesticity"
women's role In the home. "Civilize" her husband and family
Anti-rights of 1900s women 1) unable to vote. 2) couldn't own property. 3) no guardianship of children. 4) unable to make wills, sign contracts, file a lawsuit, or initiate divorce
Sarah and Angeline Grimke sisters - slaves to husbands and families. - Southern abolitionists
Lucretia Mott And Elizabeth Cady Stanton Seneca fall Declaration of Sentiment (Declaration of Independence for women)
William Lloyd Garrison "The Liberator": slavery is a moral issue, immediate emancipation without compensation
American Colonization Society Wanted to send slaves back to Africa. Free them but not give slaves same rights
David Walker Fight for freedom rather than wait to be set free
Frederick Douglass "The North Star"
Sorojurner Truth "The narritive of sorojurner truth"
Harriet tubman "Moses". Helped free over 300 slaves. Huge bounty on head. Served as Union Spy in civil war
The underground railroad Path towards canada with series of safe houses on the way
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