U.S. History Vocabulary Unit 4.2 Quizizz

Social movement aimed at restricting and eventually 

banning alcohol.

• Women's Suffrage

• Temperance Movement

• Abolitionists

• Paternalism

Social movement of the mid-1800’s that sought to improve 

the status of women and promote equality.

• Temperance Movement

• Women's Suffrage

• Women's Rights Movement

• Seneca Falls Conference

The right of women to vote.

• Women's Suffrage

• Seneca Falls Conference

• Women's Rights Movement

• Abolitionist Movement

A suffragist who wrote the Declaration of Sentiments that 

was presented at the Seneca Falls conference.

• Susan B. Anthony

• Seneca Falls Conference

• Women's Rights Movement

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton

The first women’s rights convention (1848).

• Susan B. Anthony

• Seneca Falls Conference

• Women's Rights Movement

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton

A supporter of both the temperance and abolitionist 

movement.  She fought for women’s suffrage.

• Susan B. Anthony

• Seneca Falls Conference

• Women's Rights Movement

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Social movement of the 1800’s aimed at ending slavery.

• Paternalism

• Abolitionist Movement

• Temperance Movement

• Women's Suffrage

Domestic slave trade that involved the migration of African 

American slaves from the Upper South to the Deep South and western territories/states.

• Abolitionist Movement

• Abolitionist Movement

• Nat Turners Rebellion

• Second Middle Passage

The belief that slaves needed the guidance and control of 

their masters because they couldn’t look after themselves.

• Paternalism

• Abolitionist Movement

• Temperance Movement

• Women's Suffrage

White abolitionist who founded an influential anti-slavery 

newspaper called The Liberator in 1831 and helped 

establish the American Anti-Slavery Society.

• Susan B. Anthony

• Frederick Douglas

• Grimke Sisters

• William Lloyd Garrison