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English common law which a married women is shadowed by her husbands identity.

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Femme Covert

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When a woman has no political legal or religious rights due to a patriarchy system.

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Civil Death

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She was a witness for religious freedom and was hanged in Boston Commons in 1662

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Mary Dyer

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The major influence in the oppression of women throughout times

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Religion

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Where a famous education could make her an attractive bride.

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Dame school

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First woman to exercise religious freedom in America.

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Anna Hutchinson

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Determined the slave status at birth based on “condition of the mother”

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Virgina law of 1662

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The first task women preformed when landing on the shores of plymouth

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laundry

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Why women were considered to be limited of body and mind

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The sin of eve

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Three grounds or reasons for a divorce during colonial times

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Adultery, extreme cruelty, desertion

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She founded Mount Holyoke college for women in 1837

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Mary lyon

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Appealed to state legislatures for female education, opened troy female seminary in 1821

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Emma willard

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She applied nature vs nurture argument for female education

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Judith Sargant mary

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she singlehandedly spearheaded reformes for mentally ill

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dorothea dix

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she wrote remember the ladies letter I in 1776

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Abigail adams

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She was a political writer and a good friend of Abigail adams

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Mercy warrens

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These sisters broke the barrier of female public speaking

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grimke sisters

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Part of the 1964 Civil rights act that made sexual discrimination in the work force illegal

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Title VII

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1972 act that mandated equal facilities in federally funded education environments

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Title IX

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This 1969 event launched the gay liberation movement

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The stonewall riots

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1966 supreme court case that ruled anti-interacial marriage laws unconstitutional

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loving vs virginia

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Fashion designer of the mini skirt

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Mary Quant

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wrote sex and the single girl,she also revamped cosmopolitan magazine in 1965

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Helen gurly brown

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1 contributer to the sexual revolution of the 1960’s

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the pill

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considerd the mother of the civil rights movement
rosa parks
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she coined the term birth control and was its strongest advocate from 1910-1960
Margaret sanger
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the women's Christian temperance union WCTU motto.
do everything
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the anti-alcohol crusade began in 1873 in this state
ohio
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NYC abortionist who commited suicide
madam restell
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the removal of sexual expression in the public sphere was this persons goal
ANTHONY COMSTOCK
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The greatest PHILOSOPHER of the women's movement
Elizabeth Cady stanton
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she was the GIFTED ORATOR of the women's movement
Lucy stone
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She was the BRILLIANT ORGANIZER of the women's movement
Susan b anthony
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The revolutions motto
men their rights and nothing more, women their right and nothing less
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this group was organized into 38 departments and guided by strong religious convictions
WCTU women's Christian temperance union
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what invention opened the occupational field of secretarys
typewriter
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besides the vote, Susan B Anthony believed women also needed this to achieve quality
"a purse of her own"
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she was a famous conductor of the underground railroad
Harriet tubman
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the AWSA (American women's suffrage association) based its headquarters in this city
Boston
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Susan B Anthony was fined this amount in her 1872 illegal voting.
ONE HUNDREEEED
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The supreme court (CASE) decided suffrage was not a right of citizenship
Minor vs happersett
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Young radical socialist lawyer from NY who became involved with NWP (national womens party)
Crystal Eastman
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on january 11 1871, she was the first woman to address a commitee of congress
Victoria woodhall
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The most intelligent and scholarly women to join with Stanton and anthony
Matilda gage
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he initially stanton and Anthony's paper 'the revolution'
Francis train
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she ran for president in 1872
victoria woodhall
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she was the first woman to be ordained a minister
Antoinette Brown blackwell
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she was the first woman to earn a medical degree
Elizabeth blackwell
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she was an ex-slave who delivered a powerful speech in akron Ohio in 1851
sojurner truth
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established the American red cross in 1881
Clara barton
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fashion trend setter in the 1850's and had her own paper 'the lily'
Amelia bloomer
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she was the MORAL FORCE of the women's movement
Lucretia mott
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president of the Missouri suffrage association and took her case to supreme court
Virginia minor
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after 1920 the NAWSA became this organization
The league of women voters
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He cast the decisive vote for the ratification of the suffrage amendments
harry burn
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signer of the 1848 Seneca falls convention who voted in 1920
Charlette woodward
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the first two NWP member to begin hunger strikes in Nov 1917
Alice Paul and rose winslow
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she was the first to use suffrage parades and open air speeches in the US
Harriet blanch
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NAWSA president who lacked organization skills
Anna Howard shaw
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she spent the most time in jail for suffrage
Lucy burns
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she immortalized the phrase "Mr resident how long must women wait for liberty"
inez millholand
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name 3 major moral issues women targeted in the 1830's
abolition temperance and prostitution
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she received a pension for her military service during the American revolution
Deborah Sampson gannett
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she knew how to scare bar owners and their patrons
Carrie a nation
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Paul and burns arrived to operate this dc NAWSA office
congressional commitee
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organization founded in 1834 to eradicate prostitution in society and restore fallen women
American female moral reform society
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the first institution of higher learning to admit women and blacks
Oberlin college
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she founded the first female anti-slavery society in philidelphia
Lucretia mott
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the largest female occupation to come out of republican motherhood ideology
teachers
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the 5 chief organizers of the Seneca falls convention in 1848
martha wright, Mary mcclintlock, Jane hunt, elizabeth c stanton, Lucretia mott
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As an abolition agent, when was Lucy stone allowed to speak on women's right issues
the weekends
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she was the first woman to address a new York legislature
Elizabeth Cady stanton
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name the person chaired the Seneca falls convention of 1848
James mott
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the document used for the Seneca falls convention in 1848
declaration of sentiments
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the founder of NY tribune in 1841
Horace greely
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founded the WSPU ( women's social and political union)
Emmeline Pankhurst
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the suffragette who fatally disrupter the 1912 royal derby
Emily davidson
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the period 1896-1910 in women's suffrage
the doldrums
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Matilda gage believe that this women was "the most dangerous person" in america
Francis willard
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This was the largest woman's organization in 1890
NAWSA
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she funded hell house and ignited the occupational field of social workers
Jane addams
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the 1973 supreme court decision that legalized abortions base on the right to privacy
roe v wade
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according to alice Paul, where she first met Lucy burns
in a London jail cell
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in the 1950's most college woman dropped at and earned this degree
MRS degree
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the 36th state to ratify the 19th amendement
Tennesse
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organized marches to stop sexual assault/rapes on college campus
take back the night
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WWII government propaganda poster girl
ruby the riviter
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a free spirited female at the 1920's who sought personal indulgence and independence
Flapper
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revolutinzied dating in the 1920's (a house of prostitutes on wheels)
automobile
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first women elected to the US congress
Jeanette rankin
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the date of Paul and burns big suffrage parades in dc
March 3 1913
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The first Miss America contest was held in this city
Atlantic city
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The number of people and gender that signed the scene a falls document
68 women and 32 mens
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Male abolitionist who spoke at Seneca falls and signed the declaration of sentiments
Fredrick douglas
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The first national women rights convention was held in this city
Worcester MA
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The major concern for most women involved in public affairs between 1870-1890
Alcohol
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Their motto was “deeds not words”
WSPU (women’s social and political union)
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Returned to power as president of the NAWSA in 1915
Carrie Chapman catt

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