Reform Movements - Chapman

2. The slave ship where the enslaved passengers successfully took over the ship and were allowed to return to Africa as free men p. 441
4. Second Great ______
5. The Grimke sisters wanted to save the souls of ______ p.441
6. temperance blamed this for poverty and crime ____
8. Amendment which finally gave women a federal right to vote
11. Controversial goal of many activists in both the abolition and women's rights movements.
15. Public education leader
16. Women's rights activists were often made fun of, or ______ p. 444
17. The Declaration of ________ declared all men and women are created equal. p. 444
19. Outlawed slavery in the early 1800s
21. Women's rights convention was here
23. to change or improve society
24. Her face is on the dollar coin.
26. The most effective abolition speakers often had a history of being _______ themselves.

1. Person who escaped from slavery in the South only to return many times to help others
3. Secret network of people and safehouse for people running away from slavery
7. Women were often treated by the law as _____ before the successes of the women's rights movement p. 443
9. Dorothea Dix helped people in _____
10. The right to vote
12. The religious people who helped Sojourner Truth gain her freedom. p.441
13. Abolitionist Frederick ____
14. drinking little or no alcohol
18. Acronym for the amendment to guarantee equal rights for women, which has never been ratified.
20. Abolitionists wanted to end ____
22. emancipation means _______
25. Horace Mann wanted more children to go to ____