Abolitionist & Suffragists

Harriet Tubman was a woman who could be described as an _______________.

• leader in the women’s rights movement

• the Father of the Civil Rights Movement

• Underground Railroad conductor

• woman who traveled and gave speeches about ending slavery.

Frederick Douglas is known as the _________________.

• leader in the women’s rights movement

• the Father of the Civil Rights Movement

• Underground Railroad conductor

• woman who traveled and gave speeches about ending slavery.

Susan B. Anthony was a ________________________.

• leader in the women’s rights movement

• the Father of the Civil Rights Movement

• Underground Railroad conductor

• woman who traveled and gave speeches about ending slavery.

Sojourner Truth could be described as a woman who ________________.

• lead the women’s rights movement

• the Father of the Civil Rights Movement

• Underground Railroad conductor

• traveled and gave speeches about ending slavery.

An abolitionist is ________________________.

• someone who wanted equal rights for women

• someone who is against slavery

• someone who supports slavery

• a slave owner on a plantation

Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton were both a part of the ____________.

• Abolitionists’ association

• Women’s Rights Association

• Underground Railroad Association

• Fugitive Slave Association

The Fugitive Slave Act required citizens to ____________________.

• Capture runaway slaves and have them sent back to their owners.

• Care for runaway slaves and provide them shelter.

• Set slaves free.

• Provide slaves with clean clothes and good food.

Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton fought for women’s right to ____.

• divorce

• own weapons

• have jobs

• vote

The 19th amendment gave ____________.

• slaves freedom

• slaves property of their owners

• women’s rights to vote

• slave rights to vote.

The 13th amendment ____________.

• set slaves free

• gave men the right to vote

• gave women the right to vote

• gave slaves the right to vote.