Deck Flashcards
In which book are we told that inequality was a tradition?
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In which book does a letter implore the recipient to “remember the ladies and be more generous to them than your ancestors”?
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In which book is there a sign proclaiming “male Congregational church members only”?
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In which book does a committee argue for more than a week only to decide not to make a decision?
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In which book does a newspaper advertise a large gathering at a Wesleyan Church?
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In which book would you find the newspaper The National Reformer?
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In which book would you find the paper, The Lily?
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In which book is 2/3s of the vote needed?
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In which book was it mentioned that the Constitution never used the word “male” or “female” when talking about people’s rights?
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In which book were Black Codes described as laws that restricted the freedom of African Americans?
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In which book did a leader make racist and anti-immigrant remarks in some of their talks?
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In which book was it argued that Black men shouldn’t be able to vote if women couldn’t vote as well?
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In which book did someone make it their group’s mission to campaign for universal suffrage?
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In which book does someone demand to be put in handcuffs when they are arrested?
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In which book is there a yearbook for the class of the 1800’s?
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In which book does someone give speeches in apple orchards instead of churches?
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In which book does someone practice giving talks to the trees in the forest?
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In which book did several people speak out about this “double burden”?
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In which book is someone’s motto, “lifting as we climb”?
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In which book does someone’s grandson say in their obituary, “(they) didn’t suffer fools, and (they) saw fools everywhere”?
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In which book does someone organize the other workers in the cap factory to fight for better working conditions when they are just 16 years old?
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In which book would you find the motto, “deeds not words”?
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In which book does it take 8 weeks to plan a parade?
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In which book is there a giant parade in Washington DC?
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In which book were officers supposed to keep the peace and protect others who were marching?
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In which book is a poem written for someone’s 70th birthday?
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In which book does it show “Amendment Math”
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In which book is a small cartoon burned instead of a large portrait?
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In which book is progress tracked by the numbre of stars on a flag?
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In which book do we learn about the Grimke sisters?
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In which book were people told voting was a state (not national) issue?
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In which book do we learn about Black women facing double the amount of discrimination?
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In which book do we learn about man different women fighting for the same cause?
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In which book do people argue about who has the right to vote?
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In which book does a person add a star on to a flag?
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In which book does a woman ride a horse named “Gray Dawn”?
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In which book does a mother say to her daughter, “make the world better.”?
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In which book does a note from “Mama” prove crucial?
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In which book did people sit in the chamber wearing either yellow or red roses?
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In which book does someone slip on ice, break their shoulder and refuse to go to the hospital?
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In which book are “Boston marriages” mentioned?
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In which book was a tube forced down someone’s throat and a mixture of cold milk and raw eggs poured in?
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In which book are cartoonists Rosie O’Neill and Nina Allender Mentioned?
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In which book is there a sign advertising the New Occidental Hotel’s Electric Grill Room?
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In which book would you find a building with the letters “JF Jarvis” on the roof?
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In which book did someone describe themselves as being able to plow, reap, husk, chop, and mow?
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in which book are someones’s last words to their child, “make the world better.”?
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In which book does it state that “when the colonies broke away from England, the new states made their rules about who could vote?
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In which book does a woman plan a parade for president Wilson’s Inauguration?
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In which book does a person speak up for working women?
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In which book does a person say immigrants from southern and eastern Europe are not as smart as immigrants from Germany and England?
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In which book would you find a reference to Queen Amina, Queen Victoria, and important leaders called sachems?
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In which book are rotten eggs and fruit thrown?
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In which book would you find the quote, “go where least wanted, for there you are most needed”?
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In which book is the Quaker belief of equality mentioned?
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In which book does someone boycott cotton, sugar, and molasses?
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In which book did a person make a fashion statement by wearing loose, baggy pants with a shorter dress?
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In which book would you find the poem, “Bury Me in a Free Land”?
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In which book does someone make an officer wait while they change their dress?
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In which book are the acronyms AERA, NWSA, NAWSA discussed?
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In which book do rattlesnake eggs hatch behind the stove?
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In which book are dead insects and reptiles pickled in old jam jars?
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In which book does someone say that, “each year we are receiving fewer good people and more of the slum element”?
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In which book are two friends held in jail cell number 12?
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In which book would you find a horse named Gray Dawn?
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In which book does a parade start in front of the Capitol?
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In which book did Boy Scouts use their walking sticks to keep spectators back?
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In which book was there a cartoonist who also created Kewpie Dolls?
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In which book did people start heckling a President during his speeches?
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In which book do we learn that “besprinkled” is just a nicer way to say puked on?
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In which book do older brothers throw their younger brother into the water with corks attached to see if he’ll swim?
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In which book is there an index card with the words, “mother has a big influence” written on it?
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In which book does someone pull a knife from their pocket to cut their own tie and free themselves?
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In which book is there a trial of just men on the jury?
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