US History Chapter 15 Lessons 2&3
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- Q1person who sought the end of slavery in the United States in the early 1800soverseerslave ownerabolitionistsuffrage30s
- Q2newspaper created by Quaker Benjamin Lundy whose purpose was to spread the abolitionist message.The LiberatorArkansas GazetteGenius of Universal EmancipationThe New York Times30s
- Q3started a newspaper called The Liberator and was one of the first white abolitionists to call for an immediate end to slaveryFrederick DouglassElias HoweWilliam Lloyd GarrisonHarriet Tubman30s
- Q4wealthy sisters from South Carolina who asked for the family's slaves as their inheritance and immediately freed them.Lorene and Dorene GundyEva and Zsa Zsa GaborHarriet and Willaveeta DouglassSarah and Angelina Grimké30s
- Q5Her 1852 novel, Uncle Tom's Cabin, portrayed slavery as a cruel and brutal systemHarriet GarrisonHarriet Beecher StoweHarriet TubmanHarriet Burns30s
- Q6a runaway, slave who traveled widely to speak at abolitionist meetings.He was a powerful speaker who often moved listeners to tears.Nat TurnerElijah LovejoyFrederick DouglassKunta Kinte30s
- Q7helped runaways to freedom in the northern United States or Canada. Harriet Tubman was its most famous conductor.The Underground SubwayUnion Pacific RailroadThe Underground RailroadFedEx30s
- Q8a US colony in western Africa, began in 1822 as a resettlement place for free blacksUgandaLiberiaSomoliaNigeria30s
- Q9called for an end to laws that discriminated against womenWilliam Lloyd GarrisonSeneca Falls Convention19th AmendmentDaughters of Temperance30s
- Q10the right to votesuffrageabolitiondemocracyliberty30s
- Q11the daughter of a Quaker abolitionist who called for equal pay and college training for womenHarriet TubmanAngelina GrimkéSusan B. AnthonyHarriet Beecher Stowe30s
- Q12first state to grant women the right to voteWyomingMinnesotaAlaskaCalifornia30s
- Q13ratified in 1920, this gave women the right to vote in the entire US.The Suffrage Act18th Amendment19th amendment20th Amendment30s
- Q14In 1847 she became the first person to discover a comet with a telescopeMadame CurieFrederica CopernicusLucia GalileoMaria Mitchell30s