WHO AM I?

I was a reformer especially for women. I organized a suffrage convention at Seneca Falls and helped author the Declaration of Sentiments.

WHO AM I?

I was U.S. Senator. Most people think of me as "The Great Compromiser." I worked on the Missouri Compromise and the Compromise of 1850. Can't we all just get along?

Who Am I?

I started a newspaper that was primarily for abolitionists. I also helped start an Anti-Slavery Society in New England. Slavery is evil!

WHO AM I?

I have a "heart" for mentally ill, especially those in prison. With lots of determination, I was able to begin construction of 32 new institutions.

WHO AM I?

My sister and I believed in freeing the slaves. We were raised in the South and saw the situation first-hand. We are proud to be known as abolitionists.

WHO AM I?

I think education is important. In fact, I campaigned for free education for all American children. I trained lots of teachers and eventually began the first Board of Education.

WHO AM I?

I fought for the Confederacy and even became commander of the Confederate Army. Eventually, I had to surrender at Appomattox, which ended the Civil War.

WHO AM I?

I am gifted as an author and poet. I've written essays, novels, and even short stories. I'm actually known as the inventor of the modern detective story.

WHO AM I?

Why do people treat others like this? I escaped from slavery and became an abolitionist. I was gifted with opportunities to speak against issues of human rights and slavery.

WHO AM I?

I am proud to be an abolitionist! I might try to attempt a raid on Harper's Ferry in Virginia soon. Who know? They may kill me.

WHO AM I?

I escaped slavery and am a passionate abolitionist. I wrote for the North Star and eventually gave Abe Lincoln some advice.

WHO AM I?

I'm proud to be a member of the Cherokee Nation! In fact, I created an alphabet for my people. You may know me best because I fought against the U.S. in the War of 1812.

WHO AM I?

I was a representative and eventually a Senator from Massachutsetts. I opposed the War of 1812 (Warhawks!) and was considered a leader of the Federalist Party.

WHO AM I?

I wrote as an abolitionist. Maybe my best work was Uncle Tom's Cabin.

WHO AM I?

I believe we should live a life of religious devotion. Some would call me a Puritan. I wrote The House of Seven Gables and The Scarlett Letter.

WHO AM I?

I was born into slavery and eventually became a preacher. My calling was to lead slaves to freedom. I think they may hang me.

WHO AM I?

I believe it's important to experience deep spiritual experiences. i used to be a preacher but I've since begun to write and lead the Transcendental Movement.

WHO AM I?

Liz and I worked on women's rights. You might call it suffrage.

WHO AM I?

I was a leader of the Transcendental Movement. I wrote books and poems calling for peaceful protests.