Ch.18 An Era to Reform

5. a movement leader who fought for public education.
6. a person who studied for the ministry who preached that slavery was sinful.
7. a movement of religious feeling and belief.
10. public areas that were are paid by taxes and controlled by government to teach youth.
12. a philosophy that understands the teachings of emotion and intuition.
17. Frederick Douglass put as a title in his abolitionist newspaper.
18. a convention that helped create an organized campaign for women's rights.
19. another gender who wanted to fight for equal rights.
20. people who wanted to end unfair events such as slavery.

1. women wanted the same fair rights just like men.
2. people who were judged as insane.
3. Americans devoted to end causes such as slavery.
4. a tall African-American woman to gather in a church to discuss women's rights.
8. the country's first female doctor.
9. Horace Mann become the state's supervisor of education.
11. people who were captured and bought to work for other people.
13. a womens proposal for their declaration of independence.
14. the right to vote in elections.
15. a women who was terrified of what she has seen in a local jail.
16. William Lloyd Garrisons's abolitionist newspaper.