USI.8e Abolition And Suffrage Movements Question Preview (ID: 47064)


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The ___ worked to end slavery
a) Abolition Movement
b) Suffrage movement
c) Temperance Movement
d) American Anti-Slavery Movement

The ___ helped women gain equal rights.
a) Suffrage movement
b) Abolition Movement
c) Temperance Movement
d) The Voting Rights Movement

Most abolitionists demanded ___ freeing of the slaves.
a) immediate
b) eventual
c) never
d) occasional

Abolitionists believed that ___ was: morally wrong, cruel and inhumane, and a violation of the principals of democracy.
a) slavery
b) unequal treatment of women
c) child labor
d) alcohol abuse

___ led hundreds of enslaved African Americans to freedom along the Underground Railroad.
a) Harriet Tubman
b) William Lloyd Garrison
c) Frederick Douglass
d) Sojourner Truth

___ wrote the Liberator newspaper and worked for the immediate emancipation of all enslaved African Americans.
a) William Lloyd Garrison
b) Frederick Douglass
c) Harriet Tubman
d) Elizabeth Cady Stanton

___ wrote the North Star newspaper and worked for rights for African Americans and women to better their lives.
a) Frederick Douglass
b) Susan B. Anthony
c) William Lloyd Garrison
d) Harriet Tubman

Supporters of the ___ declared that “All men and women are created equal.”
a) Suffrage Movement
b) Abolition Movement
c) Temperance Movement
d) Manifest Destiny Movement

Supporters of the Suffrage Movement believed that ___ were deprived basic rights.
a) women
b) African Americans
c) children
d) men that did not own property

Which of the following is NOT a right the suffrage movement fought for.
a) the right to ride in the same railroad cars as men
b) the right to vote
c) educational and business opportunities
d) rights to own property

___ , a former enslaved African American, was a nationally known advocate for equality and justice.
a) Sojourner Truth
b) Susan B. Anthony
c) Elizabeth Cady Stanton
d) Harriet Tubman

___ was an advocate to gain voting rights for women and equal rights for all.
a) Susan B. Anthony
b) Elizabeth Cady Stanton
c) Harriet Tubman
d) Sojourner Truth

___ played a leadership role in the women’s rights movement.
a) Elizabeth Cady Stanton
b) Susan B. Anthony
c) Sojourner Truth
d) Harriet Tubman

___ began fighting for the temperance movement but began to focus on women’s rights when she was ignored because she was a woman.
a) Susan B. Anthony
b) Elizabeth Cady Stanton
c) Harriet Tubman
d) Sojourner Truth

___ began fighting to end slavery but was furious when she was not allowed to speak at an Anti-Slavery Convention simply because she was a woman. She wrote the Declaration of Sentiments, which was presented at the Seneca Falls Convention.
a) Elizabeth Cady Stanton
b) Harriet Tubman
c) Sojourner Truth
d) Susan B. Anthony

was a former slave who escaped and became a preacher. Her preaching brought her into contact with abolitionists and women’s rights crusaders. She gave speeches based on her life as a woman and former slave.
a) Sojourner Truth
b) Susan B. Anthony
c) Elizabeth Cady Stanton
d) Harriet Tubman

After escaping to her own freedom, she returned on 19 trips to the south and helped over 300 slaves to freedom (including one trip to rescue her 70 year-old parents) along the Underground Railroad
a) Harriet Tubman
b) Susan B. Anthony
c) Elizabeth Cady Stanton
d) Sojourner Truth

Former slave who learned how to read and write. Escaped and went on to write the story on mistreatment as a slave. This story encouraged many to join the abolitionist movement.
a) Frederick Douglass
b) William Lloyd Garrison
c) Harriet Tubman
d) Sojourner Truth

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