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| paradise | utopia
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| a minister from Connecticut who wanted to ban alcohol | Lyman Beecher
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| large gatherings held in tents | revivals
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| little or no drinking | temperance
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| formed in 1826 | American Society for the Promotion of Temperance
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| later named the Abstinence Society | American Society for the Promotion of Temperance
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| first state to pass a law banning alcohol | Maine
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| leader of the educational reform | Horace Mann
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| 4 changes Mann made | 1. school year is 6 months 2. improved curriculum 3. doubled teachers' salaries 4. trained teachers more efficiently
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| a school for training high school graduates as teachers | normal school
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| 3 principles of public education | 1. school should be free and supported by taxes 2. teachers should be trained 3. children have to go to school
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| school that admitted both African Americans and women | Oberlin College of Ohio
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| _______ opened ___________, the first permanent women's college | Mary Lyon, Mount Holyoke
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| first college for African Americans | Ashmun Institute
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| helped hearing impaired and opened Hartford School for Deaf | Thomas Gallaudet
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| helped visually impaired and opened Perkins Institute | Dr. Samuel Gridley Howe
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| fought for better treatment of mentally ill people | Dorothea Dix
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| people who stressed the relationship between humans and nature and the importance of the individual conscience | Transcendentalists
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| refusing to obey laws that are thought to be unjust | civil disobedience
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| wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin | Harriet Beecher Stowe
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| the first person to prove scientifically that alcohol abuse was damaging to the body | Dr. Benjamin Rush
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| reformers who wanted to end slavery | abolitionists
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| a group of Virginians that bought slaves and sent them back to Africa | American Colonization Society
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| the first white abolitionist to call for the immediate freeing of slaves | William Lloyd Garrison
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| founded The Liberator | William Lloyd Garrison
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| sisters who were born into a slaveholding family but were abolitionists | Angelina and Sarah Grimke
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| wrote American Slavery As It Is | Angelina Grimke and her husband
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| African Americans in the North | 250,000
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| ________ wrote ___________, the first African American newspaper | Samuel Cornish and John Russwurm, Freedom's Journal
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| local organized meetings | chapters
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| writes impassioned pleas to end slavery | David Walker
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| the most widely known African American abolitionist | Frederick Douglass
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| edited the North Star | Frederick Douglass
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| a network of escape routes out of the South | Underground Railroad
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| traveled from Richmond to Philadelphia in a crate | Henry "Box" Brown
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| the most famous conductor on the Underground Railroad | Harriet Tubman
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| 3 things the Underground Railroad did | 1. helped slaves escape from the South 2. gave hope to those suffering in slavery 3. gave abolitionists a way to help
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| 2 reasons the Northerners were against abolitionism | 1. African Americans could never blend into society 2. African Americans would take jobs away from whites by working for lower pay
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| killed after his office was destroyed four times | Elijah Lovejoy
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| reasons the Southerners wer against abolitionism | 1. slaves were needed for economical progress 2. slave labor let whites reach a high level of culture and civilization 3. slaves were treated well 4. slaves were better off under white care
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| people who work for women's rights | feminists
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| a Quaker who helped organize the Seneca Falls convention | Lucretia Mott
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| organized the Female Anti-Slavery Society | Lucretia Mott
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| started the first organized women's rights movement | Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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| helped Lucretia Mott organize the Seneca Falls convention | Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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| wrote speeches for Susan B. Anthony | Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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| this was issued at the Seneca Falls convention | Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions
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| 3 things women wanted | 1. choose their career 2. suffrage 3. coeducation
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| the right to vote | suffrage
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| read speeches written by Elizabeth Cady Stanton | Susan B. Anthony
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| took care of Elizabeth Cady Stanton's kids | Susan B. Anthony
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| wanted equal pay and coeducation | Susan B. Anthony
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| the teaching of boys and girls together | coeducation
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| founded the Troy Female Seminary | Emma Willard
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| the first state that gave women the right to vote | Wyoming
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| the first state to allow women to divorce their husbands if they were abusing alcohol | Indiana
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| turned down by 20 schools except Geneva College | Elizabeth Blackwell
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| first woman to receive a medical degree in the US or Europe | Elizabeth Blackwell
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| founded the New York Infirmary for Women and Children | Elizabeth Blackwell
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| became the first ordained female minister in the US | Antoinette Brown
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| a librarian who taught herself astronomy | Maria Mitchell
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| discovered a comet | Maria Mitchell
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| became a professor of asrtronomy at Vassar College | Maria Mitchell
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| first woman elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences | Maria Mitchell
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| editor of Godey's Lady's Book | Sarah Hale
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