Underground railroad Flashcards

1
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When describing the underground railroad the terminology of “conductor” stands for

A

Leader of the escape

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2
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When describing the underground railroad the terminology of “passengers” stands for

A

escaping slaves

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3
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When describing the underground railroad the terminology of “tracks” stands for

A

Routes

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4
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When describing the underground railroad the terminology of “trains”
stands for

A

Farm wagons transporting slaves

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5
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When describing the underground railroad the terminology of “depots” stands for

A

Sage house to rest

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6
Q

Which two churches split

A

Baptist and methodist

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7
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Why did the Baptist and Methodist churches split into two

A

Because of slavery

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8
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What did the methodist and Baptist split into

A

Northern and Southern organizations

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9
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When did the Baptist and methodist split

A

1840

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10
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What did reformers want

A

They wanted to work within established institutions, using churches and political action to end slavery

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11
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How were women treated like in the early 19th century

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  1. Unable to vote
  2. Legal status of a minor
  3. If single she could own her own property
  4. If married the husband had control over her property or children
  5. Could not innate a divorce
  6. Couldn’t make will, sign a contract, or bring suit in court without her husbands permission
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12
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What was the percentage of white women working for pay outside of home by the 1850s

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10%

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13
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When a women got married if they had a job they had to what

A

They had to leave the paying job

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14
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What does the cult of domesticity stand for

A

They stand for the culture idea that glorifies the homemaker

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15
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What did the increase of power and independence of women lead to

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Led to the decline in family size

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16
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what were large impersonal factories surrounded by

A

Slums

17
Q

What were the conditions that wage slaves worked in

A

They had long hours, low wages, unsanitary conditions, lack of heat etc

18
Q

Labor unions were what

A

Illegal

19
Q

By the 1820s who worked in industry’s

A

1/2 industrial workers were children under 10 year old

20
Q

Who created a state boarder of education

A

Horace Mann

21
Q

Where did Horace Mann create the state boarder of education?

A

Massachusetts

22
Q

When did Horace Mann create the state boarder of education

A

1830s

23
Q

What did Horace Mann provide for schools

A

He provided training for teachers and expanded the curriculum to include history and geography

24
Q

What was the name of the first all female college and where was it located

A

Mount Holyoke in Massachusetts

25
Q

What did Elizabeth Cody Stanton create

A

Seneca falls of sentiment

26
Q

Susan B. Anothony compared what to what and said what

A

She compared marriage to slavery and said that married women have no rights