Across
- 3. Skill Douglass secretly learned despite laws against it.
- 4. Basic freedoms that reformers believed should be protected.
- 6. Most well-known conductor on the Underground Railroad: ____ Tubman.
- 9. Guide who led enslaved people along escape routes.
- 10. Escaped slave who became a leading abolitionist:____ Douglas.
- 14. Movement urging people to reduce or stop drinking alcohol.
- 15. Leader who pushed for better schools and trained teachers: Horace ____.
- 18. Home that sheltered enslaved people fleeing north: ___ house.
- 19. Co‑author of the Declaration of Sentiments: ___ Cady Stanton.
- 22. Douglass became famous as this type of public speaker.
- 24. Principle that all people deserve fair treatment.
- 25. Document listing injustices against women: ___ of Sentiments.
- 26. Movement focused on ending slavery in the U.S.
- 28. Secret language used to protect escape plans:___ words.
- 29. Movement to improve public schooling: ___ Reform.
- 30. Movement seeking equal treatment for women: women's ___.
Down
- 1. Fair treatment under the law, a goal of many reformers.
- 2. Person who works to bring about social or political change.
- 5. The right to vote, demanded by women reformers.
- 7. Person who actively worked to end slavery.
- 8. Safe location where escapees could hide.
- 11. Activist who fought for humane treatment of the mentally ill: Dorothea ___.
- 12. The act of being freed from slavery.
- 13. Movement to improve conditions in jails: ___ Reform.
- 16. Key leader in the fight for women’s voting rights: Susan B ____.
- 17. Religious revival that inspired many reformers: ___ Great Awakening.
- 20. Secret network helping enslaved people escape: underground ____.
- 21. Douglass wrote one describing his life in slavery.
- 23. 1848 convention that launched the women’s rights movement: Seneca ___.
- 27. Effort to improve society or fix social problems.