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civil disobedience The act of peacefully refusing to obey laws.
transcendentalism taught that the spiritual world was more important than the physical world.
temperance movement The movement to ban alcohol.
labor union A group of workers who band together to seek better working conditions.
strike stopping work to demand better working conditions
abolition The movement to abolish slavery
underground railroad A network of trails leading slaves to free territory.
Seneca Falls Convention A women's rights convention.
suffrage the right to vote
Horace Mann Important figure in education reform and development in the US.
Dorthea Dix Important figure in prison and mental institution reform.
Frederick Douglass Strong abolitionist and women's rights leader.
Sojourner Truth Strong speaker for abolition and women's rights
Harriet Tubman A conductor on the underground railroad.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Strong leader in the women's rights movement.
Explain the political, social, and economic contributions of women to American society. They had little participation in politics, however were frequently found working in factories and entertaining.
What was the impact of the reform, temperance, abolition, and education movements? They developed and nurtured America to grow in a positive way. It improved the standard of living in the US. We still see effects of their work to this very day.
Describe the contributions of Frederick Douglass and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Both were strong leaders and speakers in their particular areas of reform.
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