Across
- 2. A famous woman who worked for women's rights and abolition.
- 5. Douglass An escaped slave who became a famous abolitionist and writer.
- 6. A person who owned enslaved people.
- 8. A woman who helped lead hundreds of enslaved people to freedom.
- 9. The first women's rights convention held in 1848.
- 14. Secret routes used to help enslaved people escape to freedom.
- 18. Frederick Douglass published this anti-slavery newspaper.
- 19. Freedom from slavery.
Down
- 1. A person who guided escaping slaves to safety.
- 3. A movement to end slavery.
- 4. A document that demanded equal rights for women.
- 7. A person forced to work without freedom.
- 10. The state where many escaped slaves hoped to reach after crossing the border.
- 11. A speech by Frederick Douglass questioned the meaning of Independence Day for enslaved people.
- 12. The right to vote.
- 13. Escaping slaves often traveled at this time to avoid being seen.
- 15. A person who worked to change society for the better.
- 16. Frederick Douglass learned how to do this despite laws against it.
- 17. A safe house on the Underground Railroad.