After meeting Lucretia Mott, a fellow abolitionist in London who was denied entry to the convention because they were women. They began to work together for the advancement of women, organized the Seneca Falls Convention, demanded suffrage for women.

Born a slave, escaped from slavery, learned how to read & write, a well-known American abolitionist who traveled the US & Europe, also supported women’s rights, was the only black male to attend the Seneca Falls Convention.

Created a newspaper called The Liberator, which spread the ideas of abolition, demanded immediate emancipation, organized the American Anti-Slavery Society.

One of the most famous conductors (guides) for the Underground Railroad, escaped slavery herself & many more trips into the South to help others escape slavery.

After meeting Lucretia Mott, a fellow abolitionist in London who was denied entry to the convention because they were women. They began to work together for the advancement of women, organized the Seneca Falls Convention, demanded suffrage for women.

Born a slave, escaped from slavery, learned how to read & write, a well-known American abolitionist who traveled the US & Europe, also supported women’s rights, was the only black male to attend the Seneca Falls Convention.

Created a newspaper called The Liberator, which spread the ideas of abolition, demanded immediate emancipation, organized the American Anti-Slavery Society.

One of the most famous conductors (guides) for the Underground Railroad, escaped slavery herself & many more trips into the South to help others escape slavery.

After meeting Lucretia Mott, a fellow abolitionist in London who was denied entry to the convention because they were women. They began to work together for the advancement of women, organized the Seneca Falls Convention, demanded suffrage for women.

Born a slave, escaped from slavery, learned how to read & write, a well-known American abolitionist who traveled the US & Europe, also supported women’s rights, was the only black male to attend the Seneca Falls Convention.

Created a newspaper called The Liberator, which spread the ideas of abolition, demanded immediate emancipation, organized the American Anti-Slavery Society.

One of the most famous conductors (guides) for the Underground Railroad, escaped slavery herself & many more trips into the South to help others escape slavery.

While teaching in a women’s prison, found many inmates were not criminals, but had mental illnesses in horrible conditions, worked to get state legislatures to separate mentally ill individuals from the criminals & to open asylums.

Was a slave in New York, escaped with her infant daughter, never taught to read or write, spent the rest of her life speaking about abolition & women’s rights.

Head of the Massachusetts Board of Education, spoke to spread the idea of the importance of education. Under his leadership schools were created to train teachers, got money provided to lengthen school to a 6 months, worked to get schools divided into grades & to make attendance mandatory.

Quaker abolitionist, also worked for the temperance movement & women's rights, believed that girls could handle any subject in education that a boy could & that women deserve suffrage, was arrested for voting in the 1872 presidential election.

While teaching in a women’s prison, found many inmates were not criminals, but had mental illnesses in horrible conditions, worked to get state legislatures to separate mentally ill individuals from the criminals & to open asylums.

Was a slave in New York, escaped with her infant daughter, never taught to read or write, spent the rest of her life speaking about abolition & women’s rights, famous speech "Ain't I a Woman"

Head of the Massachusetts Board of Education, spoke to spread the idea of the importance of education. Under his leadership schools were created to train teachers, got money provided to lengthen school to a 6 months, worked to get schools divided into grades & to make attendance mandatory.

Quaker abolitionist, also worked for the temperance movement & women's rights, believed that girls could handle any subject in education that a boy could & that women deserve suffrage, was arrested for voting in the 1872 presidential election.

While teaching in a women’s prison, found many inmates were not criminals, but had mental illnesses in horrible conditions, worked to get state legislatures to separate mentally ill individuals from the criminals & to open asylums.

Was a slave in New York, escaped with her infant daughter, never taught to read or write, spent the rest of her life speaking about abolition & women’s rights.

Head of the Massachusetts Board of Education, spoke to spread the idea of the importance of education. Under his leadership schools were created to train teachers, got money provided to lengthen school to a 6 months, worked to get schools divided into grades & to make attendance mandatory.

Quaker abolitionist, also worked for the temperance movement & women's rights, believed that girls could handle any subject in education that a boy could & that women deserve suffrage, was arrested for voting in the 1872 presidential election.

While teaching in a women’s prison, found many inmates were not criminals, but had mental illnesses in horrible conditions, worked to get state legislatures to separate mentally ill individuals from the criminals & to open asylums.

Was a slave in New York, escaped with her infant daughter, never taught to read or write, spent the rest of her life speaking about abolition & women’s rights.

Head of the Massachusetts Board of Education, spoke to spread the idea of the importance of education. Under his leadership schools were created to train teachers, got money provided to lengthen school to a 6 months, worked to get schools divided into grades & to make attendance mandatory.

Quaker abolitionist, also worked for the temperance movement & women's rights, believed that girls could handle any subject in education that a boy could & that women deserve suffrage, was arrested for voting in the 1872 presidential election.

Wrote a book on women’s rights and gender equality.

Denied entrance to the Anti-Slavery Convention in London because she was a woman, organized campaigns to boycott products made by enslaved workers, helped to organize the Seneca Falls Convention, co-authored the Declaration of Sentiments.

Wrote a novel called Uncle Tom’s Cabin, which exposed the harsh conditions and realities of slavery.

African American suffragist, fought for racial & gender equality, co-founded the National Association of Colored Women, worked to make sure African American women were included in suffrage.

Wrote a book on women’s rights and gender equality.

Denied entrance to the Anti-Slavery Convention in London because she was a woman, organized campaigns to boycott products made by enslaved workers, helped to organize the Seneca Falls Convention, co-authored the Declaration of Sentiments.

Wrote a novel called Uncle Tom’s Cabin, which exposed the harsh conditions and realities of slavery.

African American suffragist, fought for racial & gender equality, co-founded the National Association of Colored Women, worked to make sure African American women were included in suffrage.

Wrote a book on women’s rights and gender equality.

Denied entrance to the Anti-Slavery Convention in London because she was a woman, organized campaigns to boycott products made by enslaved workers, helped to organize the Seneca Falls Convention, co-authored the Declaration of Sentiments.

Wrote a novel called Uncle Tom’s Cabin, which exposed the harsh conditions and realities of slavery.

African American suffragist, fought for racial & gender equality, co-founded the National Association of Colored Women, worked to make sure African American women were included in suffrage.

Wrote a book on women’s rights & gender equality.

Denied entrance to the Anti-Slavery Convention in London, organized campaigns to boycott products made by slaves, helped to organize the Seneca Falls Convention, co-authored Declaration of Sentiments.

Wrote a novel called Uncle Tom’s Cabin, which exposed the harsh conditions and realities of slavery.

African American suffragist, fought for racial & gender equality, co-founded the National Association of Colored Women, worked to include African American women in suffrage.