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Women's Rights examples (Short Answer #1)
abolitionist, women's rights leader, organized the Seneca Falls meeting
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
the right to equal pay as men, equal access to employment and education, reproductive rights, separate property acts...
abolitionist, women’s rights leader
John Brown
Antebellum
Right to vote fairly, right to equal education and employment, equal use of public services and facilities...
abolitionist, born a slave, associated with the underground railroad
This act allowed slavery in all the parts of the Louisiana Purchase that hadn't been turned into states
abolitionist, women's rights leader, organized the Seneca Falls meeting
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
the right to equal pay as men, equal access to employment and education, reproductive rights, separate property acts...
abolitionist, women’s rights leader
John Brown
Antebellum
Right to vote fairly, right to equal education and employment, equal use of public services and facilities...
abolitionist, born a slave, associated with the underground railroad
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
abolitionist, women's rights leader, organized the Seneca Falls meeting
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
the right to equal pay as men, equal access to employment and education, reproductive rights, separate property acts...
abolitionist, women’s rights leader
John Brown
Antebellum
Right to vote fairly, right to equal education and employment, equal use of public services and facilities...
abolitionist, born a slave, associated with the underground railroad
Harriet Tubman
abolitionist, women's rights leader, organized the Seneca Falls meeting
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
the right to equal pay as men, equal access to employment and education, reproductive rights, separate property acts...
abolitionist, women’s rights leader
John Brown
Antebellum
Right to vote fairly, right to equal education and employment, equal use of public services and facilities...
abolitionist, born a slave, associated with the underground railroad
means “before a war,” and the term has been widely associated with the pre-Civil War period in the United States
abolitionist, women's rights leader, organized the Seneca Falls meeting
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
the right to equal pay as men, equal access to employment and education, reproductive rights, separate property acts...
abolitionist, women’s rights leader
John Brown
Antebellum
Right to vote fairly, right to equal education and employment, equal use of public services and facilities...
abolitionist, born a slave, associated with the underground railroad
Susan B. Anthony
abolitionist, women's rights leader, organized the Seneca Falls meeting
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
the right to equal pay as men, equal access to employment and education, reproductive rights, separate property acts...
abolitionist, women’s rights leader
John Brown
Antebellum
Right to vote fairly, right to equal education and employment, equal use of public services and facilities...
abolitionist, born a slave, associated with the underground railroad
He helped lead a raid on a Navy station in Harper’s Ferry trying to lead an armed revolt of slaves. He was an abolitionist.
abolitionist, women's rights leader, organized the Seneca Falls meeting
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
the right to equal pay as men, equal access to employment and education, reproductive rights, separate property acts...
abolitionist, women’s rights leader
John Brown
Antebellum
Right to vote fairly, right to equal education and employment, equal use of public services and facilities...
abolitionist, born a slave, associated with the underground railroad
Civil Rights examples (Short Answer #2)
abolitionist, women's rights leader, organized the Seneca Falls meeting
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
the right to equal pay as men, equal access to employment and education, reproductive rights, separate property acts...
abolitionist, women’s rights leader
John Brown
Antebellum
Right to vote fairly, right to equal education and employment, equal use of public services and facilities...
abolitionist, born a slave, associated with the underground railroad
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