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| Angelina and Sarah Grimke led the way for other women to |
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| speak out in public on issues |
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| What motto did Frederick Douglass choose for his abolitionist newspaper the North Star? |
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| Right is of no sex- Truth is of no color |
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| Radicals in the abolitionist movement |
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| hoped to inspire slave revolts to end slavery |
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| Before the reform movement led by Horace Mann |
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| most children did not attend school |
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| Which group benefited most from early efforts to establish public schools |
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| White (European American) boys |
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| The second great awakeningwas a |
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| religious revival movement |
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| The seneca falls declaration of sentiments was modeled on the |
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| Declaration of Independence |
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| One effect of the Second Great Awakening was to |
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| inspire reformers to improve society |
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| What would be a good name for this chapter? |
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| Why did Dr. Blackwell have such a difficult time getting into medical school? |
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| In looking at the chronology of the chapter it is suggested that |
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| women were not able to participate fully in the anti-slavery movement |
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| Dorthea Dix presented her findings to |
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| The Massachusetts Legislature |
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| Where did Dorthea Dix record her findings? |
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| Dorthea Dix used her notebook and journal provide evidence of treatment of mentally ill patients |
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