Across
- 2. Colonies made up of Maryland and Virginia settled by British Colonists.
- 4. Movement to restrict alcohol abuse in the US, mostly led by women or religious leaders to right social ills.
- 7. The first African American and the second woman to publish a book of poems.
- 8. Located in Virginia, 1607, as the first permanent English settlement.
- 10. Action of getting rid of a system or practice; the movement to abolish slavery.
- 11. A poet, political playwright, and pamphleteer to leading female philosopher of the Revolution.
- 12. A former slave from New York who became a leading African American speaker for the Abolitionist Movement.
- 13. Helped the struggling English settlers of Virginia survive in the early 1600s.
Down
- 1. Spoke out about the treatment of slaves on plantations using their own experience living on one.
- 3. Organized by Lurcretia C. Mott in New York to promote and discuss upon women's suffrage.
- 5. Participated in the Seneca Falls Convention and was active in the Abolitionist and Temperance Movements.
- 6. Founder of Mount Holyoke Female Seminary and a pioneer to women's education.
- 9. A Sunday school teacher who dedicated her life to making changes in prisons and for the mentally ill.
