ATL 8 Elizabeth Heyrick's Life and Activism

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Elizabeth Heyrick was born in ____ to a wealthy family in Leicester.

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1769

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Elizabeth Heyrick converted to ____ after her husband's death.

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Quakerism

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Elizabeth Heyrick focused on social causes such as ____ rights and prison reform.

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animal

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In 1824, Elizabeth Heyrick published 'Immediate, Not Gradual Abolition' advocating for ____ abolition.

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immediate

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Fill in the blank: Elizabeth Heyrick argued that Britain should not promote abolition globally while ____ it at home.

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upholding

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Elizabeth Heyrick established the Female Society of ____ and a female anti-slavery society in Leicester.

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Birmingham

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Fill in the blank: In 1828, Elizabeth Heyrick published 'Appeal to the Hearts and Consciences of ____ Women'.

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British

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Fill in the blank: Elizabeth Heyrick encouraged women to leverage their domestic influence for ____-slavery causes.

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anti

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Fill in the blank: Elizabeth Heyrick contributed to the intertwining of women's rights and ____-slavery movements.

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anti

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Immediate Abolition refers to the call for an instant end to ________, as opposed to a gradual approach.

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slavery