Lucretia Coffin Mott

Lucretia Coffin Mott was a:

• painter

• scientist

• social reformer

• musician

Lucretia Coffin Mott believed that slavery was:

• a necessary evil

• a positive good

• morally wrong and should be abolished

• an economic necessity

Lucretia Coffin grew up in which of the following places?

• Boston, Massachusetts

• Nantucket, Massachusetts

• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

• New York City, New York

Lucretia's father's occupation was:

• Farmer

• Blacksmith

• Merchant

• Soldier

In 1840, Lucretia went to London with her husband for which event?

• World Anti-Slavery Convention

• Women's Rights Convention

• Seneca Falls Convention

• Wesleyan Methodist Chapel Meeting

What did Lucretia and other women do when they were outraged at the convention in London?

• They organized a protest outside the convention.

• They wrote a letter to the organizers expressing their outrage.

• They boycotted the convention and held their own meeting.

• They demanded to speak at the convention.

Lucretia met someone at the convention who was significant. Who was it?

• A fellow artist

• A renowned scientist

• A political leader

• A famous author

The purpose of the two-day meeting held at the Wesleyan Methodist chapel was:

• To discuss community issues

• To plan a charity event

• To hold a religious service

• To organize a protest

Lucretia Mott was a:

• politician

• scientist

• social reformer

• artist

In the early 1800s, what were women in the United States not allowed to do?