7th SS Chapter 7.4 - 7.6 Guided Reading Flashcards

1
Q

The American Colonization Society began an effort to gradually free and send slaves back to _______ a colony in African.

A

Liberia

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2
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*Liberial means ________.

A

Place of freedom

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3
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Outdoor camp meetings that became popular during the Second Great Awakening were known as _________. At these meetings slavery was ________.

A

revivals; condemned

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4
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*____________ called for the immediate and complete emancipation of enslaved African Americans. He wrote the leading anti-slavery newspaper called _______.

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William Llyod Garrison; The Liberator

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5
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_______ was a former slave who became one of the most powerful abolitionist speakers.

A

Frederick Douglass

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6
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*Douglass published an antislavery newspaper called ______.

A

The North Star

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7
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People helped people escape from slavery using a system known as the ______.

A

Underground Railroad

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8
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*_________an escaped slave, was the most famous conductor on the Underground Railroad.

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Harriet Tubman

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9
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To the southerners, even those who did not own slaves, slavery was essential to the _____________

A

Southern Economy

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10
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One of the most effective women’s right leader was born into ___________

A

Slavery

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11
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*She took the name _________ because she vowed to travel the land speaking the truth. She spoke with wit and wisdom and spoke for both slaves and women.

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Sojoner Truth

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12
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*Women fighting to end slavery formed the _______. These first abolitionists were America’s first ________.

A

Womens Rights movement; feminist

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13
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*________ was probably the most powerful and influential leader of the women’s rights movement during the 1800’s.

A

Susan B Anthony

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14
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*_______ a Quaker was also an abolitionist. She traveled to London to attend an antislavery convention and met another abolitionist, Elizabeth Cady Stanton.

A

Lucretia Mott

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15
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*Mott and Stanton organized a convention for women’s rights held in ______, New York in 1848.

A

Seneca Falls

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*At this convention they asked for full equality for women including women’s _______ or the right to vote.

A

suffrage

17
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The women at the Seneca Falls Convention believed that _______ was the key to equality.

A

education

18
Q

*_______ opened Mount Holyoke female Seminary in Massachusetts in 1837.

A

Mary lyon

19
Q

Who founded the first medical school for woman and was the first woman in the United States to earn a medical degree?

A

Elizabeth Blackwell

20
Q

Who was the first woman astronomer?

A

Maria Mitchell

21
Q

Who was the editor of Godey’s Lady’s Book, a women magaizine?

A

Sara Josepha Hale

22
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Who was the first woman minister in the United States?

A

Antoinette Backwell

23
Q

By the mid-1800’s, American artists began to develop their own style and it was known as _______.

A

Hudson River School

24
Q

_______ was a wildlife artist who traveled across the country painting birds and animals.

A

John James Audubon

25
Q

_______ wrote poems that reflected the loneliness of her life.

A

Emily Dickinson

26
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_______ was the favorite poet of Americans in the mid-1800’s.

A

Henry Wadsworth

27
Q

Stories by Washington Irving ______________ and __________.

A

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, RIP Van Winkle

28
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Two books by James Fennimore Cooper were __________ and _________.

A

The Deerslayer, The Last of the Mohicans

29
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*Herman Melville wrote the classic __________ about a whaling ship and its obsessed captain.

A

Moby Dick

30
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Two high earning women writers of the day were __________ and _________.

A

Katherine Sedgwick, Fanny Fern

31
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_________ music in particular had a strong influence on the new forms that were developing.

A

African music

32
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*_____________ goal was to explore the relationship between and and nature through emotion rather than through reason. They believed they went beyond human reason.

A

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