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18 Cards in this Set
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John Adam's wife who wrote "remember the ladies"
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Abigail Adams
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helped Elizabeth Cady
Stanton carry out ideas and faught for women's rights; involved in temperance and abolition |
Susan B. Anthony
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nurse during civil war (north); began the idea of an "American Red Cross"
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Clara Barton
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first woman to graduate medical school and first doctor
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Elizabeth Blackwell
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first female surgeon
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Emily Blackwell
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first African American to earn a law degree
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Mary Ann Shadd Cary
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wrote about conditions and observations from war
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mary boykin chestnut
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faught for rights for mentally challenged and rights of prisoners; superintendent of nurses during civil war
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Dorthea Lynde Dix
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abolitionist, first female to speak in front of a governmental body
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Angelinia Grimke
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"Molly Pitcher" helped husband on Battle field, brought water to soldiers replaced husband during war
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Molly Hays
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rejected traditional Calvinists beliefs and was ultimately exiled from her colony
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Anne Hutchinson
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Got British soldiers drunk during Revolutionary war, disarmed them and turned them in
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Nancy Hart Morgan
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faught for woman's sufferage; began "Women's party", violent protets, arrested and went on hunger strikes
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Alice Paul
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wealthy land owner, developed indigo dye**, supported the war
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Eliza Lucas Pinckney
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first woman in Congress, pacifist and voted against US involvement in both world wars
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Jeanette Rankin
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organized Seneca Falls Convention, did not agree with divorce?
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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faught for women's suffrage and against slavery; public speaker
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Lucy Stone
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African American preacher, faught for women's and African Ameircan rights, abolitionist
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Sojourner Truth
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