Question 1

a pacifist religious community

Accepted Answer

Quakers

Question 2

not her birth name, but once out of slavery, she gave herself a new name

Accepted Answer

Sojourner Truth

Question 3

graduated first in her medical school class after having been turned down by several other schools

Accepted Answer

Elizabeth Blackwell

Question 4

where students learned to become teachers

Accepted Answer

normal schools

Question 5

abolitionists who wrote and spoke out against slavery

Accepted Answer

Grimke sisters

Question 6

the most pressing social issue for reformers in 1830

Accepted Answer

antislavery movement

Question 7

the country's first African American newspaper

Accepted Answer

Freedom's Journal

Question 8

famous African American abolitionists, speakers, and writer who escaped from slavery

Accepted Answer

Frederick Douglass

Question 9

the most famous conductor of the Underground Railroad

Accepted Answer

Harriet Tubman

Question 10

where free African American leaders held an antislavery convention in 1830

Accepted Answer

Philadelphia

Question 11

a transcendentalist who was jailed for not paying a tax to support the war

Accepted Answer

Henry David Thoreau

Question 12

a group of writers who believed in the connection between nature and humanity

Accepted Answer

transcendentalists

Question 13

organized by women like Lucretia Mott

Accepted Answer

women's rights movement

Question 14

the wave of religious fervor that strirred the nation to reform in the 1800s

Accepted Answer

Second Great Awakening

Question 15

helped the visually impaired

Accepted Answer

Samuel Howe

Question 16

book portraying the cruelties of slavery

Accepted Answer

Uncle Tom's Cabin

Question 17

leader of educational reform

Accepted Answer

Horace Mann

Question 18

abolitionist newspaper

Accepted Answer

The Liberator

Question 19

religious camp meetings

Accepted Answer

revivals

Question 20

a poet

Accepted Answer

Walt Whitman

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